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 1   1, 20     | indeed name this same (Being) Universal nature; others, the Universal
 2   1, 20     | Universal nature; others, the Universal soul; others, Fate; and
 3   1, 25     |    all, on whose account this universal essence is productive, and
 4   1, 32     |          32. So also, of this universal world which is one, consisting
 5   1, 32     | pervades, and remains in, the universal whole ; who also gives establishment
 6   1, 62     |       the earth, and with the universal whole,— and whose revolving
 7   2, 19     |  these were the cause of this universal order; and, that there was
 8   2, 21     |        and, that out of this, universal order shall again be produced,
 9   2, 21     |      from this consumption of universal fire, differing in nothing,
10   2, 21(50) |    that this notion, about an universal conflagration, was originally
11   2, 77(136)|    authors, therefore, of the Universal History are wrong when they
12   2, 88(164)|         So the authors of the Universal History, and, after them
13   3, 61     |      became the desire of the universal King, THE WORD OF GOD, at
14   3, 78     |       which is due to God the universal King, is now daily rendered (
15   4, 37     |     words the existence of an universal Providence; and hence also,
16   5, 1      |      even the existence of an universal Providence, and thus also
17   5, 52(109)|         7 The authors of "The Universal History," tells us, after