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1 Int | societies, the “city of earth” and the “city of God.”
2 Int | created the heavens and the earth” is the basic formula of
3 Int, 1 | created the heaven and the earth,2 even as far as the reference
4 1, II | who made both heaven and earth, come into me? Is there
5 1, II | even the heaven and the earth, which thou hast made, and
6 1, II | Where, beyond heaven and earth, could I go that there my
7 1, II | said, “I fill heaven and earth”?12~ ~
8 1, III | dost fill the heaven and earth, do they contain thee? Or,
9 1, III | of thee after heaven and earth are full? Or, indeed, is
10 1, VI | thee, O Lord of heaven and earth, giving praise to thee for
11 1, VII | lived but a day upon this earth. Who brings this to my remembrance?
12 1, XIII | creation, having forsaken thee; earth sinking back to earth again.
13 1, XIII | thee; earth sinking back to earth again. And, if I had been
14 1, XVI(29) | means of safe transport from earth to heaven.~
15 2, VI | courses; nor the beauty of the earth, or the sea - teeming with
16 3, VII | men, whose days upon the earth are few, cannot by their
17 3, X | shown to the fruits of the earth than unto men, for whom
18 3, XI | pouring down, they watered the earth under her eyes in every
19 4, IX | that created heaven and earth, and filled them because
20 4, XII | our very Life came down to earth and bore our death, and
21 4, XV | carried out in me, that the earth should bring forth briars
22 5, III | And lo, they fell upon the earth, and “their foolish heart
23 5, VIII | nothing better than the earth’s cunning. And I who hated
24 5, X | aside, O Lord of heaven and earth, Creator of all things visible
25 5, X | form which they called the earth or in a thin and subtle
26 5, X | spirit penetrating that earth. And because my piety -
27 6, II | filled with fruits of the earth, she had learned to bring
28 6, I | of all its contents (of earth, water, air, or heaven),
29 6, I | without end; so that the earth should have thee, the heaven
30 6, I | body of the air above the earth does not bar the passage
31 6, I | and sea, and even of the earth, was all open to thee and,
32 6, I | way a greater part of the earth would contain a greater
33 6, V | creation: all that we see of earth and sea and air and stars
34 6, IX | in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth;
35 6, IX | earth, and things under the earth; and that every tongue should
36 6, X | above water, or heaven above earth, but it was higher, because
37 6, XIII | creation which we call the earth, having its own cloudy and
38 6, XIII | shown from the fact that “earth, dragons, and all deeps;
39 6, XIII | flying fowl; things of the earth, and all people; princes,
40 6, XIII | princes, and all judges of the earth; both young men and maidens,
41 7, I | be the Lord in heaven and earth, great and wonderful is
42 7, III | highest heaven to the lowest earth, from the beginning of the
43 7, V | But, still bound to the earth, I refused to be thy soldier;
44 8, II | sanctified throughout the earth - it nevertheless looked
45 8, VI | remove his life from the earth, and even now I recall him
46 8, VIII | Lord, ruler of heaven and earth, who changest to thy purposes
47 8, X | moon and stars shine on the earth. Indeed, we soared higher
48 8, X | silenced; and the phantoms of earth and waters and air were
49 8, XI | two of them, so united on earth, should lie in the same
50 9, VI | see also the heaven, and earth, and all that is in them -
51 9, VI | otherwise, both heaven and earth would tell abroad thy praises
52 9, VI | is this God? I asked the earth, and it answered, “I am
53 9, VI | and everything in the earth made the same confession.
54 9, VI | sought with my body from earth to heaven, as far as I was
55 9, VI | the answers of heaven and earth and all the things therein,
56 9, VI | asked the whole frame of earth about my God, and it answered, “
57 9, VI | me, “Neither heaven nor earth nor anybody is your God.”
58 9, VIII | memory. For in it, heaven, earth, and sea are present to
59 9, XVI | about the weight of the earth. It is I myself - I, the
60 9, XXVIII | Is not the life of man on earth an ordeal? Who is he that
61 9, XXVIII | the life of man upon the earth an ordeal, and that without
62 10, II | when thou madest heaven and earth, and thenceforward to the
63 10, III | beginning thou madest heaven and earth.419 Moses wrote of this;
64 10, IV | there are the heaven and the earth. They cry aloud that they
65 10, IV | changed and varied. Heaven and earth thus speak plainly that
66 10, V | make the heaven and the earth, and what was the tool of
67 10, V | thou make the heaven and earth? For truly, neither in heaven
68 10, V | neither in heaven nor on earth didst thou make heaven and
69 10, V | didst thou make heaven and earth - nor in the air nor in
70 10, V | belong to the heaven and the earth. Nowhere in the whole world
71 10, V | fashion the heaven and the earth,421 for where couldst thou
72 10, VI | didst say that heaven and earth should be made, and thus
73 10, VI | and thus madest heaven and earth, then there was already
74 10, VI | creature before heaven and earth by whose motions in time
75 10, VI | before the heaven and the earth; or if there was, then it
76 10, VI | Let the heaven and the earth be made!” For whatever it
77 10, IX | thou hast made heaven and earth - through thy Word, thy
78 10, IX | thou hast made heaven and earth.~
79 10, X | before he made heaven and earth? For if he was idle,” they
80 10, XII | before he made heaven and earth?” I do not answer, as a
81 10, XII | in the term “heaven and earth” every creature is included,
82 10, XII | Before God made heaven and earth, he did not make anything
83 10, XIII | Architect of heaven and earth, didst for ages unnumbered
84 10, XIII | before thou madest heaven and earth, why is it said that thou
85 10, XIII | no time before heaven and earth, how, then, can it be asked, “
86 10, XXIII | that the sun is above the earth (which separates day from
87 10, XXX | before he made heaven and earth?” or, “How did it come into
88 10, XXXI | both the heaven and the earth without any change in thy
89 10, XXXI | thou didst make heaven and earth in their beginnings without
90 11 | formed matter of heaven and earth to the prior matrix from
91 11, II | for thou madest heaven and earth. This heaven which I see,
92 11, II | heaven which I see, and this earth on which I walk - from which
93 11, II | from which came this “earth” that I carry about me -
94 11, II | heavens is the Lord’s, but the earth he hath given to the children
95 11, II | which all that we can see is earth? For this whole corporeal
96 11, II | in its entirety - and our earth is the lowest of these levels.
97 11, II | even the heaven of our own earth is only earth. Indeed, it
98 11, II | of our own earth is only earth. Indeed, it is not absurd
99 11, II | those two great bodies458 “earth” in comparison with that
100 11, II(458) | Earth and sky.~
101 11, III | 3. And truly this earth was invisible and unformed,459
102 11, IV | total formlessness than the earth and the abyss? Because of
103 11, IV | men by the phrase, “The earth invisible and unformed”?~
104 11, VII | create the heaven and the earth - not out of thyself, for
105 11, VII | didst create the heaven and earth - something great and something
106 11, VII | great heaven and the small earth. Thou wast, and there was
107 11, VII | didst create heaven and earth: these two things, one near
108 11, VIII | was thine, O Lord, but the earth which thou didst give to
109 11, VIII | that is, the heaven of this earth and sea which thou madest
110 11, VIII | thou hadst made heaven and earth.~But this earth itself which
111 11, VIII | heaven and earth.~But this earth itself which thou hadst
112 11, VIII | this invisible and unformed earth, out of this formlessness
113 11, VIII | matter is the invisible earth of which we have spoken,
114 11, VIII(469)| non constat, the created earth really exists but never
115 11, IX | beginning thou madest heaven and earth,” says nothing about times
116 11, IX | this shapelessness - this earth invisible and unformed -
117 11, XII | didst create heaven and earth - these are the two things
118 11, XII | which I spoke.~But “the earth was invisible and unformed,
119 11, XII | be created and a second earth - visible and well formed,
120 11, XIII | made the heaven and the earth, but the earth was invisible
121 11, XIII | heaven and the earth, but the earth was invisible and unformed,
122 11, XIII | the invisible and unformed earth, I understand that which
123 11, XIII | heavens) and the other one earth (but the earth invisible
124 11, XIII | other one earth (but the earth invisible and unformed) -
125 11, XIII | created the heaven and the earth.” For it immediately indicated
126 11, XIII | immediately indicated which earth it was speaking about. When,
127 11, XV | didst create the heaven and earth. This is truly the created
128 11, XVII | created the heaven and the earth.’ By the term ‘heaven’ he
129 11, XVII | of God. And by the term ‘earth’ he was not referring to
130 11, XVII | the terms of heaven and earth,” they say, “he wished first
131 11, XVII | agree that the phrases, “The earth was invisible and unformed,”
132 11, XVII | by the name of heaven and earth because, out of it, this
133 11, XVII | by the name of heaven and earth - was created and perfected”?
134 11, XVII | fittingly called heaven and earth. Thus, the whole creation
135 11, XVII | form) from which heaven and earth were to be created (that
136 11, XVII | the invisible and unformed earth and the darkness over the
137 11, XVII | the invisible and unformed earth is to be understood as having
138 11, XVII | by the terms ‘heaven and earth,’ when it reads, ‘In the
139 11, XVII | created the heaven and the earth’; instead, the unformed
140 11, XVII | and are called heaven and earth: the former a spiritual
141 11, XIX | create the heaven and the earth. It is also true that “the
142 11, XIX | division (the heaven and the earth) and these two terms include
143 11, XIX | formlessness of which heaven and earth were made might be called “
144 11, XIX | might be called “heaven and earth.” It is true that of all
145 11, XIX | to the unformed than the earth and the abyss. It is true
146 11, XX | created the heaven and the earth” to mean, “In his Word,
147 11, XX | created the heaven and the earth” means, “In his Word, coeternal
148 11, XX | created the heaven and the earth” means, “In his Word, coeternal
149 11, XX | created the heaven and the earth” means, “In his Word, coeternal
150 11, XX | creation, in which heaven and earth were as yet indistinguished;
151 11, XX | beginning God created heaven and earth” means, “In the very beginning
152 11, XX | undifferentiated, heaven and earth, from which both of them
153 11, XXI | interpretation that “the earth was invisible and unformed
154 11, XXI | different sense, that “But the earth was invisible and unformed,
155 11, XXI | totality called heaven and earth was as yet unformed and
156 11, XXI | heaven and the corporeal earth were to be made, with all
157 11, XXI | differently and says that “But the earth was invisible and unformed,
158 11, XXI | totality called heaven and earth was as yet an unformed and
159 11, XXI | heaven of heavens’) and the earth (which refers to the whole
160 11, XXI | sense who says that “But the earth was invisible and unformed,
161 11, XXI | by the term ‘heaven and earth’; that formlessness itself
162 11, XXI | it called the invisible ‘earth’ and the unformed and lightless ‘
163 11, XXI | made the heaven and the earth (namely, the spiritual and
164 11, XXI | another says that “But the earth was invisible and formless,
165 11, XXI | said, God made heaven and earth, namely, the entire corporeal
166 11, XXII | by the term ‘heaven and earth,’ then there was something
167 11, XXII | which he did make heaven and earth. And Scripture has not told
168 11, XXII | in the term ‘heaven and earth’ (or the term ‘earth’ alone)
169 11, XXII | and earth’ (or the term ‘earth’ alone) when it is said, ‘
170 11, XXII | God created the heaven and earth.’ Thus, in what follows - ’
171 11, XXII | in what follows - ’the earth was invisible and unformed’ -
172 11, XXII | verse, ‘God made heaven and earth.’” Those who maintain either
173 11, XXII | phrase ‘He made heaven and earth’ all things are included,
174 11, XXII | as included in the term ‘earth,’ then how can unformed
175 11, XXII | matter be meant by the term ‘earth’ when we see the waters
176 11, XXII | the Scripture calls the earth - invisible and unformed -
177 11, XXIV | created the heaven and the earth,” as confidently as I can
178 11, XXIV | this passage, “heaven and earth” refers to no formed and
179 11, XXVIII | made the heaven and the earth,” and he beholds Wisdom
180 11, XXVIII | hast created the heaven and earth, one believes that the matter
181 11, XXVIII | out of which heaven and earth were to be created is what
182 11, XXVIII | by the phrase “heaven and earth.” But another believes that
183 11, XXVIII | designated by the term “earth.” But those who understand
184 11, XXVIII | understand the phrase “heaven and earth” to mean the yet unformed
185 11, XXVIII | which the heaven and the earth were to be formed do not
186 11, XXVIII | believe that “heaven and earth” refers to the created things
187 11, XXVIII | heavens and the darkened earth and all the things that
188 11, XXIX | interpret the phrase “heaven and earth” as referring only to the “
189 11, XXIX | the “matter” of heaven and earth, namely, of the prior universal,
190 11, XXIX | and was called “heaven and earth” because out of it the heaven
191 11, XXIX | out of it the heaven and earth were made. This primal formlessness
192 12, II | what did the heaven and earth, which thou didst make in
193 12, V | created the heaven and the earth. Many things we have said
194 12, V | of heavens, and about the earth invisible and unformed,
195 12, VI | the invisible and unformed earth, and darkness over the abyss -
196 12, XII | Christ made “heaven and earth,” namely, the spiritual
197 12, XII | form of doctrine,” our “earth”531 was “invisible and unformed,”
198 12, XV | whereas while they lived on earth their authority was not
199 12, XV | Indeed, both heaven and earth shall pass away, but thy
200 12, XVII | sweet spring, so that “the earth” may bring forth her fruit
201 12, XVII(582)| analogy between the good earth bearing its fruits and the
202 12, XVIII | truth spring up out of the earth, and let righteousness look
203 12, XVIII | which spring forth from the earth how good it is. Thus let
204 12, XVIII | may shed light upon the earth, and may divide between
205 12, XVIII | heavenly blessings on the earth in their proper seasons.~
206 12, XIX | the widow,”596 that the earth may bring forth the green
207 12, XIX | they may shine upon the earth.~There was that rich man
208 12, XIX | thorns come from, if the earth is really fruitful? uproot
209 12, XIX | Teacher. But “the barren earth”600 was grieved, and the
210 12, XIX | despised. Shine over all the earth, and let the day be lighted
211 12, XX | living creatures which the earth brings forth, but to the
212 12, XX | fowls that fly over the earth. For, by the ministry of
213 12, XX | have gone flying over the earth, high in the firmament of
214 12, XX | gone out through all the earth, and their words to the
215 12, XXI | depth of the sea but “the earth,”611 separated from the
216 12, XXI | now that “the faithful earth” is separated from “the
217 12, XXI | not believe.”613~And the earth which thou hast founded
218 12, XXI | forth “a living soul” in the earth.~The earth brings forth “
219 12, XXI | soul” in the earth.~The earth brings forth “the living
220 12, XXI | living soul” because “the earth” is the cause of such things
221 12, XXI | firmament of heaven. “The earth” no longer needs them, although
222 12, XXI | yet be multiplied on the earth. The preaching of the first
223 12, XXI | has its origin from “the earth,” because only to the faithful
224 12, XXI | ministers do their work on “the earth” - not as they did formerly
225 12, XXI | soul shall live615 and “the earth” may bring forth “the living
226 12, XXI | world,” to the end that “the earth” may bring forth a “living
227 12, XXIII | beasts, and over all the earth, and over every creeping
228 12, XXIII | thing that creeps on the earth. And he does this by the
229 12, XXIII | all cattle, and all the earth; and over all creeping things
230 12, XXIII | things which creep on the earth.~Indeed, he judges and approves
231 12, XXIII | from the depths, the pious “earth”629 feeds upon; or, in the
232 12, XXIII | fowl are multiplied on the earth, they still take their origins
233 12, XXIII | signified by the phrase, “The earth bringing forth its fruit.”
234 12, XXIV | multiply, and replenish the earth.” In this art thou not making
235 12, XXIV | nor the stars, nor the earth, nor the sea? I might reply,
236 12, XXIV | should be multiplied on the earth. In like fashion, I might
237 12, XXIV | plants, and the beasts of the earth. But this “increase and
238 12, XXIV | beginning God created heaven and earth.”632 Is this not understood
239 12, XXIV | signified by “heaven and earth”), and also in righteous
240 12, XXIV | meanings. And thus also the earth is also replenished with
241 12, XXV | herb on the face of the earth, and all trees that bear
242 12, XXV | that by these fruits of the earth the works of mercy were
243 12, XXV | thus, from the fruitful earth, things are provided for
244 12, XXV | necessities of life. Such an “earth” was the godly Onesiphorus,
245 12, XXV | which are multiplied on the earth, for “their sound has gone
246 12, XXV | gone forth into all the earth.”638~
247 12, XXVII | fed on such food as the earth alone brings forth when
248 12, XXX | all things fastened to the earth by their roots. But [they
249 12, XXXII | We see the heaven and the earth, either the corporeal part -
250 12, XXXII | heavy and flow along the earth. We see the waters gathered
251 12, XXXII | We see the face of the earth, replete with earthly creatures;
252 12, XXXIII | the matter of heaven and earth is one thing and the form
253 12, XXXIII | and the form of heaven and earth is another thing, thou didst
254 12, XXXIV | good, both in heaven and earth. And we have seen that this
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