Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 I, 1,5  |          knowledge~of all of God's creation in general. “For the invisible
  2 I, 1,5  |   invisible things of Him from the creation of the~world are clearly
  3 I, 1,5  |           is~made visible from the creation of the world through observing
  4 I, 1,6  |            left below the whole of creation in your thoughts, raising
  5 I, 1,6  |            the way that all of His creation “is”; and this is~the same
  6 I, 1,9  |        Concerning the image of the creation of woman, Chrysostom teaches: “
  7 I, 1,12 |        that is, the history of the creation of the world, written by
  8 I, 1,13 |            of His love towards His creation. For we must undergo~the
  9 I, 1,16 |         opposition to the idea of “creation” and speak of~the single
 10 I, 1,16 |          or Hypostases in God. The creation is something outward in~
 11 I, 1,16 |     contradicted, likewise, by the creation of the world. The~world
 12 I, 1,16 |         created. Nevertheless, the creation of the world is~the realization
 13 I, 2,1  |           us, God in us and in all creation.~Above us is God the Father,
 14 I, 2,1  |        loves and cares for us, His creation~for we are His children
 15 I, 2,1  |      perfect way.~In us and in all creation — by His power and grace —
 16 I, 2,5  |    expressed in~such events as the creation of the world, the coming
 17 I, 2,7  |            the Latin Church by the creation of a teaching of the procession,
 18 I, 2,8  |            the Spirit, belongs~the creation of the world and a ceaseless
 19 I, 2,10 |           called the Holy Spirit a creation of the Son,~and a servant
 20 I, 2,11 |   invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly
 21 I, 2,11 |            closeness of God to His creation, and~especially His closeness
 22 II, 3   |                     3. God and the Creation~
 23 II, 3,1 |            inspired~account of the creation of the world, set forth
 24 II, 3,1 |           the whole~history of the creation of the world. It is presented
 25 II, 3,1 |         means of an account of the creation —~to instill in his people,
 26 II, 3,1 |            existed also before the creation of the world,~His Being
 27 II, 3,1 |            order the stages of the creation of the world, the writer
 28 II, 3,1 |            the consequences of the creation are:~(a) God remains in
 29 II, 3,1 |          gain for Himself from the creation~of the world.~(c) In the
 30 II, 3,1 |           appear together~with the creation of the world.~C. Of man.
 31 II, 3,1 |            man. Man is the highest creation of God on earth. Recognizing
 32 II, 3,1 |           in Moses' account of the creation of the world. Without the
 33 II, 3,1 |           earth is filled with Thy creation. . . . Let the~glory of
 34 II, 3,2 |          The manner of the world's creation.~The world was created out
 35 II, 3,2 |       simplicity~and brevity.~That creation is a bringing into being
 36 II, 3,2 |      received its beginning at the creation of the world; until then
 37 II, 3,2 |             Concerning the days of creation, Blessed Augustine, in his
 38 II, 3,2 |         God had the thought of its creation from eternity~(Augustine,
 39 II, 3,2 |            the Holy Trinity in the creation. In the Symbol of Faith
 40 II, 3,3 |                 The motive for the creation.~Concerning the motive for
 41 II, 3,3 |      Concerning the motive for the creation in the mind of God, the
 42 II, 3,3 |           God, as expressed in the creation of the world, is to be found
 43 II, 3,3 |          archangels, and the~whole creation.” Further, “God has need
 44 II, 3,4 |              The perfection of the creation.~The word of God and the
 45 II, 3,4 |           Good one. The irrational~creation, not having in itself any
 46 II, 3,4 |        evil. The rational~and free creation becomes evil when it inclines
 47 II, 3,4 |         whether in the days of its creation or in its later and present
 48 II, 3,4 |             2 Peter 3:13),~and the creation itself “will be delivered
 49 II, 3,4 |          of God proceed before the creation of the world, Blessed~Augustine
 50 II, 3,5 |  Theologian in the Apocalypse.~The creation of Angels.~In the Symbol
 51 II, 3,5 |            Sinai), and that at the creation of the visible world the
 52 II, 3,6 |                 Man — the Crown of Creation~In the ladder of the earthly
 53 II, 3,6 |          the ladder of the earthly creation, man is placed on the highest
 54 II, 3,6 |            is not indicated at the creation of the other creatures~of
 55 II, 3,6 |            man was to be a special creation, distinct from the others,~
 56 II, 3,6 |           certain details of man's creation which are given in the second
 57 II, 3,6 |          alone, as was done in the creation of the other creatures,~
 58 II, 3,6 |         nature of the~soul. At the creation of the soul, God took nothing
 59 II, 3,6 |          in his description of the creation, that God created all the
 60 II, 3,6 |            sense constitutes a new creation of God, or whether each~
 61 II, 3,6 |          the parents. In this way “creation” is understood~here in a
 62 II, 3,6 |    indicated by the history of the creation of the first man. God, having~
 63 II, 3,6 |            of the account of man's creation relates, “And God said:
 64 II, 3,6 |          regard to the very act of creation it is said:~“God created
 65 II, 3,6 |            17:6-10). For if all of creation is~called, according to
 66 II, 3,6 |          man, as the very crown of creation, is all the more intended
 67 II, 3,6 |            as the~crown of earthly creation and the king of nature,
 68 II, 3,6 |            Creator and the~earthly creation: in particular he has been
 69 II, 3,6 |             Ps. 8:1, 3-5, 8).~From creation to the majesty of the Creator.~
 70 II, 3,6 |   invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are~clearly
 71 II, 3,6 |         seen through beholding the creation. In all epochs of human
 72 II, 3,6 |          further intothe depths of creation, he utters these words: “
 73 II, 4,1 |          given to the world at its creation; it is not a series of private
 74 II, 4,1 |         hand, from the~very day of creation He gave to all organic beings,
 75 II, 4,1 |            and morally responsible creation — the highest creation on~
 76 II, 4,1 | responsible creation — the highest creation on~earth. With this variety
 77 II, 5,1 |          world and to the whole of creation: “For we know that the whole
 78 II, 5,1 |         For we know that the whole creation groaneth and~travaileth
 79 II, 5,3 |           three great gifts at his creation: freedom, reason, and love.~
 80 II, 5,3 |           fall of man, his beloved creation and the crown of all the
 81 II, 5,3 |            of this nature from the creation, and are not the consequences
 82 II, 6,8 |       Christian Pascha. “Today all creation is glad and rejoices, for
 83 II, 6,8 |            the Holy Spirit and the creation of the Church of Christ
 84 II, 7,4 |           ye do illumine the whole creation” (from the Service to Hieromartyrs).~
 85 II, 8,1 |        however, it itself is a new~creation, and it creates a new life.
 86 II, 8,5 |           of His almightiness: the creation of the world out~of nothing,
 87 II, 8,8 |      Genesis, having spoken of the creation of the woman from the rib
 88 Add, 0,7|         the fall of man, the whole creation has been unwillingly subjected
 89 Add, 0,7|           and the final aim of the creation of man, which is blessedness
 90 App, 1  |        oppose the principle of the~creation of new dogmas which have
 91 App, 1  |            between Himself and the creation: it speaks of God in the
 92 App, 1  |           6), of God Who loves His creation, Who is a~lover of mankind
 93 App, 2  |     Orthodox point of view, at the~creation of a true Christian philosophy
 94 App, 3  |         ruler of the~earth and the creation which proceeds from it.” “
 95 App, 4  |            of God expressed in the creation of the world,~in His Providence
 96 App, 4  |          seem~to have preceded the creation; because the wisdom of God
 97 App, 4  |        images what was said of the creation in the book of~Genesis (“
 98 App, 4  |            called “present” at the creation of the world (see the Wisdom
 99 App, 4  |           both the Creator and the creation could be “present.”~Likewise,
100 App, 4  |           be an “implement” of the creation itself if it itself is the
101 App, 4  |         and of mankind, and in the creation of the New~Testament Church.
102 App, 4  |     attributes to the world in its creation and its salvation, He is