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 1   1, 6 |       desire write to you of divine things and of the witness of a
 2   1, 10|             one and only God of all things, and deny the Son to be
 3   1, 10|           that the Son lacked those things which constitute the Father'
 4   1, 11|             faith. And in all other things they agreed thereto, nor
 5   1, 11|           Father, together with all things which the Father has subordinated
 6   1, 12|             or the reality of those things from which it is, and which
 7   1, 18|             her own nature. The two things combined become one, and
 8   1, 18|            by teaching us that What things soever the Father doeth,
 9   1, 19|        seeing that He has said What things soever the Father doeth,
10   1, 29|           Maker and Disposer of all things that are, and from whom
11   1, 29|          are, and from whom are all things.~"And in one Lord Jesus
12   1, 29|            God through whom are all things, who was begotten of the
13   1, 29|           was God, through whom all things were made, and in whom all
14   1, 29|          were made, and in whom all things subsist, who in the last
15   1, 30|           formation like one of the things that are formed, or a birth
16   1, 30|             anathema. For all those things which were written in the
17   1, 34|            Creator and Maker of all things, from whom all fatherhood
18   1, 34|          through whom were made all things which are in heaven and
19   1, 34|         teach them and to bring all things to their remembrance, through
20   1, 34|           Son of God is sprung from things non-existent or from another
21   1, 35|            that the Son sprang from things non-existent, it attributed
22   1, 35|           is generated neither from things which are non-existent nor
23   1, 38|           of Light through whom all things were made in heaven and
24   1, 38|           and to remind them of all things, through whom also are sanctified
25   1, 38|         that the Son is sprung from things non-existent, or from another
26   1, 38|       Father in the creation of all things: let him be anathema.~IV. "
27   1, 38|          was with God, and that all things were made through Him: let
28   1, 38|             is the beginning of all things, is the Son; but the Head
29   1, 38|             is the beginning of all things, we refer the whole world
30   1, 38|            in the perfecting of all things; but says that only from
31   1, 39|         that the Son is sprung from things non-existent, or from another
32   1, 40|             He does not spring from things non-existent: therefore
33   1, 40|       Father in the creation of all things: let him be anathema."~
34   1, 42|          and with God, and that all things were made through Him: let
35   1, 43|         divine nature, and that all things which He Himself spake in
36   1, 51|           in that He submits in all things to the will of Him who sent
37   1, 58|          itself unborn. All created things are such as God willed them
38   1, 59|             did not, like all other things, owe His existence to God'
39   1, 59|             is the beginning of all things, is the Son; but the Head
40   1, 59|             is the beginning of all things, we refer the whole world
41   1, 60|            God. For the Head of all things is the Son: but the Head
42   1, 60|          and by this confession all things are referred, since the
43   1, 60|            in the perfecting of all things; but says that only from
44   1, 62|          that in treating of divine things these adequate and manifold
45   1, 65|      salvation to have believed the things of God.~
46   1, 66|            convictions about divine things, according to the doctrine
47   1, 68| Consequently the word implies three things, one original substance
48   1, 72|     Equality does not exist between things unlike, nor does similarity
49   1, 73|         that the Son is like in all things to the Father, we declare
50   1, 73|          likeness of nature renders things equal because this likeness
51   1, 74|        admits of no differenceThose things which do not differ at all
52   1, 75|             has Himself added, What things soever He doeth, these also
53   1, 75|           the Son likewise. Are not things done likewise the same?
54   1, 75|            same? Or do not the same things admit equality? Is there
55   1, 75|         likeness and equality, when things that are done likewise are
56   1, 75|             will deny that the same things are equal, or deny that
57   1, 75|         equal, or deny that similar things are equal, for things that
58   1, 75|       similar things are equal, for things that are done in like manner
59   1, 75|            equal but to be the same things.~
60   1, 77|            received His origin from things that were not. But the heresy
61   1, 78|             the Son, like all other things, is made subject to the
62   1, 78|             subjection of all other things is the weakness of things
63   1, 78|           things is the weakness of things created. They knew that
64   1, 83|       Father Almighty, Maker of all things visible and invisible:~"
65   1, 83|           o0moou/sion); By whom all things were made which are in heaven
66   1, 83|             And that He was made of things that existed not, or of
67   1, 84|           have not understood these things, and they are foolish unto
68   1, 84|           is wise and believe these things foolish? Because they are