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 1 I         |         mystical and His Church. world in which~ truths which earthly
 2 I         |         be spread throughout the world. Conscious, however, that
 3 I         |        Barbarian, throughout the world, countless adherents of
 4 I         |          preached throughout the world, so that Greeks and Barbarians,
 5 I         |        the foolish things of the world, that he might put to shame
 6 I         |      year and a few months), the world has been filled with His
 7 I         |  Providence throughout the whole World some things are very clearly
 8 I         |          than the wisdom of this world and the wisdom of the ruler
 9 I         |      wisdom of the ruler of this world, which is brought to nought.
10 I         |         yet a wisdom not of this world, nor of the rulers of this
11 I         |        nor of the rulers of this world, which are coming to nought:
12 I         |        are being purified in the world, which was made in six days,
13 I         |          foreordained before the world unto the glory of the righteous;
14 I         |       none of the rulers of this world knoweth." 58The same Apostle,
15 I         |        mean when we talk of the "world," and ask how it came into
16 I         |        the kingdoms of the whole world and their glory.74Who but
17 I(88)     |                 5 "The spiritual world in which the interpretation
18 I         |         or worse, throughout the world, and to have parents of
19 I         | descendants are the light of the world,110for "they are not all
20 I         |       none of the rulers of this world knoweth, according to the
21 I         |        since the creation of the world are clearly seen, being
22 II        |          from the Creator of the world, must be convinced that
23 II        |     forsaking the Creator of the world and betaking themselves
24 IV        |        the foolish things of the world, but sometimes also its
25 IX        |        judgment came I into this world, that they which see not
26 XIII      | lingering in the learning of the world after being nourished in
27 XIV       |      Take, for example, the word world. Through not knowing that
28 XIV       |      question in what sense "the world lieth in the evil one," 237
29 XIV       |      have not realised that the "world" there denotes earthly and
30 XIV       |          affairs. Supposing the "world" to be literally the complex
31 XIV       |       taketh away the sin of the world," 238and attempt to show
32 XIV       |        and attempt to show that "world" is here the scene of sin
33 XIV       |        in Christ reconciling the world to Himself," 239they will
34 XIV       |       the word denotes the whole world, that is, the contents of
35 XIV       |        the contents of the whole world; on their own showing the
36 XIV       |   disparage Plato, for the great world of men has found even him
37 XIV       |    compassed many nations of the world, impressing each individual
38 XIV       |        since the creation of the world are clearly seen, being
39 XIV       |         from the creation of the world and things that are seen,
40 XIV       |        the foolish things of the world that he might put to shame
41 XIV       |       and the base things of the world, and the weak things, and
42 XIV       |          the real "intelligible" world, and maketh him a light
43 XIV       |        maketh him a light of the world.259For this light shone
44 XIV       |          I suppose that even the world itself would not contain
45 XIV       |          some, admit that if the world cannot contain the books
46 XIV       |          more Divine, leaves our world of earth and is rapt into
47 XVII      |        apply to the Maker of the world? ~And in Book V., treating
48 XVIII(322)|          phantoms from the lower world." ~
49 XVIII     |        boldly traverse the whole world in peril at every step and
50 XVIII     |        is wise among you in this world, let him become a fool that
51 XVIII     |           For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God." 324
52 XVIII     |          but "the wisdom of this world" Again, he does not say, "
53 XVIII     |        him become a fool in this world, that he may become wise."
54 XVIII     |      then, by "the wisdom of the world" we mean all false philosophy,
55 XVIII     |       man becomes a fool to this world. It is the same as if we
56 XVIII     |         in the wisdom of God the world through its wisdom knew
57 XVIII     |          the Philosophers of the world in their doctrines, would
58 XVIII     |        words unto the end of the world." 334Thus it is that when
59 XVIII     |       Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom
60 XVIII     |         they are wise men of the world: so also, inasmuch as there
61 XVIII     |       that this is wisdom of the world which is being brought to
62 XVIII     |        since the creation of the world are clearly seen, being
63 XVIII     |        the foolish things of the world, that he might put to shame
64 XVIII     |     chose the base things of the world, and the things that are
65 XVIII     |           but also for the whole world." 371After what we have
66 XVIII     |        the foolish things of the world, that he might put to shame
67 XIX       |      these truths to the Gentile world by means of the disciples
68 XX        |     those who say that the whole world, including man, was made
69 XX        |          to the effect that "the world was uncreated and incorruptible,
70 XX        |        for those who suppose the world to be eternal to talk of
71 XX        |        by men? Certainly, if the world came into being through
72 XX        |          at the beginning of the world human nature received more
73 XX        |       called "the prince of this world";417and different ones may
74 XX        |     found in the ordering of the world, a variety extending even
75 XX        |        but the aim was that this world, as God's work, might be
76 XX        |      Celsus may tell us that the world exists no more for man than
77 XX        |      Celsus, "in order that this world may be, as God's work, a
78 XXI       |        one says that the outward world is so constituted that one
79 XXI(462)  |          that the Creator of the world was inclined to wickedness,"
80 XXI       |     question and ask, Why in the world did the Saviour preach to
81 XXI       |          that the Creator of the world is responsible for one vessel
82 XXII      |         out of this present evil world,531and from the rulers of
83 XXII      |          from the rulers of this world which are coming to nought;532
84 XXIII     |       God meant by so making the world, that some men are effeminate
85 XXIII     |      planned the creation of the world, inasmuch as there is nothing
86 XXIII     |         that he is a part of the world, and subject to limitations
87 XXIV      |         out of it He created the world? ~It seems so to me. ~So,
88 XXIV      |        had no qualities, and the world was made by God, and qualities
89 XXIV      |         and qualities are in the world, God is the Maker of the
90 XXIV      |        that the qualities of the world have not sprung from already
91 XXIV      |     cause of all the evil in the world. ~I am delighted with your
92 XXIV      |         saying that God made the world. ~Well, then, since you
93 XXIV      |      simple and uniform, and the world is compound, and consists
94 XXV(607)  |        from the beginning of the world. By its decision for the
95 XXV       |       from the foundation of the world: for I was an hungered,
96 XXVI      |     things will pass over to the world to come, and allege that
97 XXVI      |        all things; for the whole world of wealth belongs to the
98 XXVII     |        judgment came I into this world";697for the Saviour did
99 Index     |         Divine Personal, 27, 29.~World, various meanings of the