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 1 3 |      Him, and in Him, are all things: to Him be glory for ever" (
 2 3 |    the efficient cause of all things, of the Incarnation of the
 3 3 |     of souls; "of Him are all things": of Him, referring to the
 4 3 |     with God. "By Him are all things": by Him, referring to the
 5 3 |     the ultimate cause of all things, since, as the will and
 6 3 |     as the will and all other things finally rest in their end,
 7 3 |    salvation. "In Him are all things": in Him, referring to the
 8 5 | inspiration. "I have yet many things to say to you, but you cannot
 9 9 |     present and exists in all things, "by His power, in so far
10 9 |       power, in so far as all things are subject to His power;
11 9 |     presence, inasmuch as all things are naked and open to His
12 9 |      not only as in inanimate things, but because he is more
13 9 |       and desired quite other things, becoming of heaven heavenly.~
14 10|   searcheth even the profound things of God" (1 Cor. ii., 10;
15 10| holiness, for chaste and holy things befit the temple. Hence