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 1 Text|   place. . . . For inasmuch as God knew that the Teachings
 2 Text|      that it was the people of God. . . . Moreover (to ?) other
 3 Text|       29.]Therefore to the one God whom we proclaim, the Jews
 4 Text|       Law that it was given by God. And Mani again, though
 5 Text|    Marcion] therefore name our God 'the Just One' : yet we
 6 Text|        the grace of their own (God), that it did not come and
 7 Text|       was for that reason that God caused Adam to dwell for
 8 Text|        that there was no other God who could be found to break
 9 Text|      if there had been another God more compassionate than
10 Text|     and did not find any other God to bring him inside the
11 Text|      Paradise, and afterwards (God) dissolved him and caused
12 Text|      to his dust, and no other God was found to raise him from
13 Text|  justice of Him who said, I am God and there is none beside
14 Text|      seen, [let him know] that God had already shown a small
15 Text|      that time—when no strange God had shown his grace towards
16 Text|       is known to be the same (God) who showed great [P. 60.]
17 Text|     grace of the Stranger. For God had decreed this in His
18 Text|     shalt surely die.' For our God decreed justly and in order
19 Text|    thou shalt surely die.' But God turned in [the way] of grace
20 Text|       displayed. For the same (God) decreed that, 'In the day
21 Text|      are pleasing [to the Just God], as also they are indeed
22 Text|  hateful things, and the Good (God) also is angry at hateful
23 Text|        to admit that the Good (God) is angry with those who
24 Text|     either there is (only) One God, or that they are both One,
25 Text|     the holy was speaking, and God was answering with a voice.
26 Text|       not compare creatures to God — for 'how (?) can creatures
27 Text|        been humbled resemble a God who has been humbled ?' — (
28 Text|    would come to fight against God ! And which of them is it
29 Text|     and one dead — to fight [a God] ! Was the Maker then really
30 Text|       weak to wage war against God ! Again, the Stranger who
31 Text|    even when there was another God did not [P. 96.] refrain
32 Text|    refrain from (saying) 'I am God and there is none beside.'
33 Text| suppose that) in a case when a God was warring against a God
34 Text|      God was warring against a God the Creator went into a