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 1   Text, XVII |             not to suppose the same Operation or Efficacy which that word
 2   Text, XX   |             to understand, that the Operation must be sutable and agreeable
 3   Text, XXII |            esteem the manner of his Operation to be after the manner of
 4   Text, XXII |               and not to esteem his Operation to be any fort of division,
 5   Text, XXIII|       little before, to connect the Operation with the Substance: since
 6   Text, XXIII|            and without end: but the Operation not to be without beginning;
 7   Text, XXIII|         Works to cease, and yet the Operation never to do so. For 'tis
 8   Text, XXIII|          very weak Mind, to say the Operation is unbegotten, and without
 9   Text, XXIII|             follow, either that the Operation of God did not operate,
10   Text, XXIII|         Works have a beginning, the Operation was not without beginning;
11   Text, XXIII|             must cease, so must the Operation cease also. ~Wherefore we
12   Text, XXIII|  examination; and so to connect the Operation with the Substance; but
13   Text, XXIII|             of God to be the truest Operation; which is most worthy of
14   Text, XXIV |   demonstrates that his Will is his Operation, and not that his Substance
15   Text, XXIV |             to Substance, but as to Operation, which is also his Will.
16   Text, XXIV |           Substance, but about that Operation whereby he, as a Son, performs
17   Text, XXIV |          the Substance, but to that Operation which was hidden, without
18   Text, XXIV |          the whole at one view, the Operation of the Father. We therefore
19   Text, XXIV |             does that of Father the Operation of him that begat him. But
20   Text, XXV  |           of the Father, and by the Operation of the Son; and honour'd
21   Text, XXVI | Representation of his own Power and Operation; who is himself not to be