Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, C,2|            manifestation of Himself as Creator, Providence, Savior~of the
 2 I, 1,7    | incomprehensible, good, righteous, the Creator of all creatures, the Almighty~
 3 I, 1,7    |                and the relation of the Creator to His creations (Creator,
 4 I, 1,7    |              Creator to His creations (Creator, Providence, Merciful,~Righteous
 5 I, 1,7    |              is the Source, Cause, and Creator of all life~Reason tells
 6 I, 1,14   |    almightiness (Ps. 32:9). God is the Creator of the world. It is He Who~
 7 I, 1,16   |           contradict the fact that its Creator is unchangeable and without
 8 I, 2,5    |          external with relation to the Creator.~
 9 I, 2,9    |               Of the Son of God as the Creator of the world:~“All things
10 II, 3,1   |          exalted in thought, about His Creator, glorifying Him, giving~
11 II, 3,5   |           stood before the Face of the Creator and served Him. St. Gregory
12 II, 3,5   |             view to the consent of the Creator of all things” (St.~Gregory
13 II, 3,6   |                with His own image, the Creator thus indicated to man his
14 II, 3,6   |              to acknowledge Him as his Creator, to glorify~Him, to rejoice
15 II, 3,6   |                ability, to glorify the Creator (as is stated, for example,
16 II, 3,6   |               intermediary between the Creator and the~earthly creation:
17 II, 3,6   |             the Psalmist to praise the Creator ecstatically, “O Lord, our~
18 II, 3,6   |         creation to the majesty of the Creator.~The Apostle instructs, “
19 II, 3,6   |              majesty and wisdom of the Creator. St. Basil the Great, in
20 II, 4,1   |               the fact that, while the Creator contains everything in His
21 II, 4,1   |                greater freedom did~the Creator give to man, His rational
22 II, 4,2   |                Having created man, the Creator did not leave the first-created
23 II, 4,2   |             came from the hands of the Creator pure~and innocent, had yet
24 II, 4,2   |             came from the hands of the Creator faultless also in body.
25 II, 4,2   |               outward defects from the Creator. It~possessed faculties
26 II, 4,2   |              God and knew Him as their Creator and Father (Plato and Cicero).~
27 II, 5,1   |         original condition inwhich the Creator placed them, into a condition
28 II, 5,3   |            fall into sin possible?~The Creator imparted to man three great
29 II, 5,3   |       faithfulness and devotion to the Creator, his self-sacrificing~love.
30 II, 6,7   |         ministry).~The Son of God, the Creator and Master of heaven and
31 II, 7,5   |           devout reflection~on God the Creator, the Provider and Saviour,
32 II, 8,5   |                the Almightiness~of the Creator and the special deeds of
33 App, 3    |           writes: “God is the Almighty Creator and Pantocrator, but not
34 App, 4    |             something outside both the Creator and the creation could be “
35 App, 5,6  |   glorification: “If our Lord God, the Creator of all, glorifieth anyone