Discourse

 1 Theoph|        to Job, "Didst thou take clay and form a living creature,
 2 Theoph|    again, that the substance of clay is incessantly brought to
 3 Theoph|         together to provide the clay has one hole allotted to
 4 Theoph|       bring and deposit his own clay, not touching any other
 5 Theoph| privately for his modelling the clay which he finds at each hole,
 6 Theoph|        rule, that every lump of clay which is capable of being
 7 Theoph|         another's hole, for the clay has done no wrong, and,
 8 Theoph|       and transgressor. For the clay should not be blamed, but
 9 Theoph|      souls. Those who carry the clay represent the male sex in
10 Theoph|    those in the comparison cast clay into the holes. For the
11 Theoph|         life of less value than clay; forasmuch as he knew not
12  Thal |    firmament, was formed out of clay? And how shall he be admitted
13  Thal |      the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of
14  Thal |       having been formed out of clay, was still soft and moist,
15  Thal |       and forming anew the same clay to His honour, having first