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 1 I         |       power even from, above the heavens, urges us to worship the
 2 VII(183)  |     fingo, or confingo. Cf. "The heavens declare the glory of God"; "
 3 XXIII     |          revolution of the whole heavens, because God so ordered
 4 XXIII     |         present movements in the heavens have not produced things
 5 XXIII     |          volume of prophecy, the heavens as a whole, being as it
 6 XXIII     |   Perhaps also the passage, "The heavens shall be rolled together
 7 XXIII     |    positions of the stars in the heavens, the signs, and the things
 8 XXIII     |        truth, God created in the heavens beings who have been taught
 9 XXIII     |         by the revolution of the heavens as by other means, to read
10 XXIII     |      engraved in the book of the heavens, a book worthy of God. And,
11 XXIII     |         that the writings of the heavens, which Angels and Divine
12 XXIII     |          which is written in the heavens and the stars. Even supposing
13 XXIII     |   foreknown and indicated in the heavens, there is no necessity for
14 XXIII     |          writings of God (in the heavens). Just as men when they
15 XXIII(591)| co-extensive with," wide as, the heavens. ~
16 Index     |         and nature, 214 f., 222.~Heavens (the), a volume read by