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 1   Text, VI   | Explications will be necessary, in order to the plain and full Declaration
 2   Text, X    |          common to both, but as to Order, and the Prerogative of
 3   Text, X    |         neither Time, nor Age, nor Order have any connexion with
 4   Text, X    |          the Substance of God. For Order is posterior to him that
 5   Text, X    |     nothing that belongs to God is order'd by another Being. And
 6   Text, XVIII|            means preserve the just Order of Things: that is, by accommodating
 7   Text, XXI  |           not use this Language in order to take away the Divinity
 8   Text, XXI  |            or his Goodness, but in order to put a difference between
 9   Text, XXV  |      concerning the Only-begotten, Order requires that we discourse
10   Text, XXV  |           the Third in Dignity and Order; and do therefore believe
11   Text, XXV  |           than we can change their Order, so that their Substances
12   Text, XXV  |      Harmony; that so the First in order may not be Second in nature;
13   Text, XXV  |           Second or Third place in order. Wherefore if the Order
14   Text, XXV  |            order. Wherefore if the Order of Creation be the best
15   Text, XXV  |            of Creation be the best Order in intelligent Beings, the
16   Text, XXV  |           which is the third as to Order, cannot be the first as
17   Text, XXV  |            the third in Nature and Order, made by the Command of
18   Text, XXVI |         another:] Not the first in Order only, not somewhat greater
19   Text, XXVII|         the Will of his Father, in order to the Constitution of things,