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 1 3 |    things, but we learn also of God, the fountain of good things,
 2 3 |          faculty) which is like God we are clothed with the
 3 3 |    clothed with the likeness of God. For divine teaching is
 4 3 |  Freewill Adam was the image of God, it is a most praiseworthy
 5 3 |        man becomes the image of God. For that independence exists
 6 3 |  themselves pure thoughts about God, because they have, not
 7 3 |         in our actions resemble God, the giver of Speech. How
 8 3 |    clothed with the likeness of God ; it is a still more grievous
 9 3 |         and men do not resemble God. But threefold is the torture
10 3 |     intermediate (party between God and animals) forsakes the
11 5 |         into the holy Mountain, God gave an instance for the
12 8 |       him to do everything like God, at last he abandoned everything
13 8 |        his possessions, just as God is more excellent and more
14 17|         but whatever is said by God is subtle when it is believed.
15 20|         its products sweet. For God to Whom nothing is difficult
16 21|  between them stands the Law of God, holding the crown and the
17 24|   enslaved, but is the Image of God.~And why does Freewill wish
18 24|         created in the image of God. For see every one is ashamed
19 25|         those who wish to blame God for their failures.~But
20 25|         to ascribe his vices to God ; and seeks to free himself
21 25|         the blame may rest with God—God forbid that this should
22 25|         blame may rest with God—God forbid that this should
23 26|    Freewill which subjects even God to Investigation and rebuke,
24 26|      make statements concerning God, itself is not able to state
25 26| worthless things. [Let us thank God that our Knowledge of things
26 29|     that if Freewill comes from God, then the good and evil
27 29|     which belong to it are from God ; by saying this, what do
28 32|                      The Law of God presupposes Freewill.~For
29 33|       so that he resembles both God and Satan, is it not established
30 35|           and thou speakest of 'God,' recognize His actual Existence
31 46|         they say that He (i.e., God) has not allowed us to conquer