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 1 I       |          urges us to worship the Creator only, let us, leaving the
 2 I(39)   |             9 World-builder ---- Creator. ~
 3 II      |        scornfully treated by the Creator, much less the souls existing
 4 II      |         they overlooked, for the Creator is immanent in every one,
 5 II      |    Scriptures as coming from the Creator of the world, must be convinced
 6 II      |         who, after forsaking the Creator of the world and betaking
 7 II      |       our conception of God, the Creator being contemplated through
 8 III     |       significance, of which the Creator of the universe made full
 9 XIV     |       the creature more than the Creator." 253Wherefore, because
10 XIV     |   convertible to every-thing the Creator 280chooses, and receptive
11 XVI     |       persevering loyalty to the Creator alone, and by acting as
12 XVII    |    things Divine, related to the Creator 313of the universe. It follows
13 XVII    |             of all things," "The Creator of heaven and earth " ----
14 XVII    |       Diana; but worshipping the Creator with a pure worship, and
15 XVIII   |         make it fit for God, the Creator of all things? ~25. When
16 XIX     |        not to be compared to the Creator; and that they are insignificant
17 XIX     |        natural affection for the Creator; and because of that natural
18 XIX     | acquiring whatever qualities the Creator wishes to invest it with;
19 XX      |  dedicated to the service of the Creator of these things, the only
20 XX      |       are not wild. So then, the Creator has made all things to serve
21 XX      |         the creature, but at its Creator. ~26. To all this Celsus
22 XX      |          shall maintain that the Creator has made these things not
23 XXI     |        stand up and denounce the Creator for His wickedness,462we
24 XXI(462)|          uncovered head that the Creator of the world was inclined
25 XXI     |          say, the cruelty of the Creator 483shows itself, the spirit
26 XXI     |      there is no goodness in the Creator; and in reading the New
27 XXI     |     willing we received from the Creator; but we use that power of
28 XXI     |     ourselves, maintain that the Creator of the world is responsible
29 XXI     |      that it is the fault of the Creator if "one vessel is in honour
30 XXI     |       vessel unto dishonour, the Creator cannot, so far as these
31 XXI     |        held responsible. For the Creator makes vessels of honour
32 XXI     |        being saved, and that the Creator of those who are being saved
33 XXI     |       who are being saved is the Creator also of those who are perishing,
34 XXII    |        of any other God than the Creator of the universe. And piety,
35 XXII    |       bring the soul near to the Creator, why should not they be
36 XXII    | deliberate choice to rise to the Creator, he would be like those
37 XXIII   |  attribute all such evils to the Creator;537not even so will they
38 XXIII   |         as they desire, that the Creator is just; for how could the
39 XXIII   |         this impression, and the Creator will have suggested through
40 XXIII   |        are not influenced by the Creator's laws connected with the
41 XXIV    |        that God will also be the Creator of evil. Since, then, we
42 XXIV    |     unqualified, and God was the Creator of the qualities, and the
43 XXIV    |         me useless to call God a Creator. But that I may not seem
44 XXIV    |          you say that God was a "Creator"? 595Is it that He changed
45 XXIV    |         respect of them God is a Creator. For just as we may say
46 XXIV    |        was fashioned, and by the Creator's skill became a living
47 XXVI    |          these to be made by the Creator,638and that beyond their
48 XXVII   |          is no other God but the Creator,665think that God arbitrarily,
49 XXVII   |          is a God other than the Creator, will have Him to be just
50 XXVII   |         courage and say that the Creator, because He hardens, is
51 XXVII   |         own that they charge the Creator with wickedness, let them
52 XXVII   |       eternal, come from God the Creator, Who is to be regarded as
53 XXVII   |          with the justice of the Creator.701And once they are compelled
54 XXVII   |        will no longer accuse the Creator, but will allow that He