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 1 1    |     through knowledge of his uncreated energies are merely pious,
 2 1    |      enter the course of the uncreated. Τhe uncreated is that which
 3 1    | course of the uncreated. Τhe uncreated is that which really exists,
 4 1    |   and difference between the uncreated and the created is infinite"<6>.
 5 1    |     Τhe relation between the uncreated and created nature, is expressed
 6 1    |     might point οut that the uncreated nature remains inaccessible
 7 1    |     might point out that the uncreated natιιre essentiated and
 8 3    |  sharply contrasted with the uncreated, while the distinction according
 9 3(27)|                              Uncreated and created, reasonable
10 3    |    the created nature to the uncreated, revealing these two as
11 4    |     enters the realms of the uncreated. The one descends; the other
12 4    |  between the created and the uncreated, a passage to God, who lies
13 5    |     behalf of the divine and uncreated grace, which comes forth
14 5    |   integrity only through his uncreated grace, having attained that
15 5    |   soul and body; this is the uncreated θέωσις, divinization, which