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 1   Text, I     |        multitude of Christians as a thing of mighty consequence. We
 2   Text, VII   |         which made it , nor can any thing be sooner or later than
 3   Text, VII   |           than it self; nor can any thing be before God. For certainly
 4   Text, VII   |       before himself, nor could any thing else be before him, but
 5   Text, VIII  | uncompounded, nor is any [internal] thing different from him beside
 6   Text, IX    |             the word than as to the thing it self. ---- But if they
 7   Text, IX    |             have prov'd that when a thing is granted, the word ought
 8   Text, XII   |   Scriptures; not imagining him one thing as to his Substance, and
 9   Text, XII   |          Substance, and yet another thing to be describ'd by the Words
10   Text, XIV   |  Supposition, to confess that every thing, was made when it was not
11   Text, XIX   |           that must be a compounded thing which consists of different
12   Text, XXI   |         intire Being;, and of every thing that he is; who himself
13   Text, XXVI  |             without him was not any thing made.18 From whence it will
14   Text, XXVIII|       Energy, not communicating any thing of his own Substance to