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 1       1, XI     |      and she preferred that the unformed clay should be risked to
 2       6, V      |         my heart. As yet it was unformed on many points and diverged
 3      11         |       an intricate analysis of “unformed matter” and the primal “
 4      11, III    |         earth was invisible and unformed,459 and there was an inexpressibly
 5      11, IV     |         The earth invisible and unformed”?~
 6      11, V      |   fasten to [in this concept of unformed matter], and when it says
 7      11, V      |    nothing in the invisible and unformed which can be seen and felt” -
 8      11, VI     |       taught me concerning this unformed matter, I must say first
 9      11, VI     |    formless, not because it was unformed, but because it had what
10      11, VI     |       what I did conceive of as unformed was so, not because it was
11      11, VI     | conceive matter that was wholly unformed; and this I could not do.
12      11, VI     |     nothing, something that was unformed and nearly nothing.~Thus
13      11, VI(464)|      opposite of "invisible and unformed."~
14      11, VIII   |       then it was invisible and unformed and there was an abyss over
15      11, VIII   |         it was still altogether unformed. Yet even there, there was
16      11, VIII   |     hadst made the world out of unformed matter, and this thou didst
17      11, VIII   |   giving a visible shape to the unformed matter which thou hadst
18      11, VIII   |       which thou hadst made was unformed matter; it was invisible
19      11, VIII   |    matter; it was invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the
20      11, VIII   |       Out of this invisible and unformed earth, out of this formlessness
21      11, IX     |        this earth invisible and unformed - was not numbered among
22      11, XII    |         earth was invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the
23      11, XIII   |         earth was invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the
24      11, XIII   |        And by the invisible and unformed earth, I understand that
25      11, XIII   |        and another thing wholly unformed, the one heaven (that is,
26      11, XIII   |         the earth invisible and unformed) - it is by means of these
27      11, XV     |        Is it because matter was unformed, and since there was no
28      11, XVII   |         he was not referring to unformed matter.”~“What then do these
29      11, XVII   |         earth was invisible and unformed,” and “The darkened abyss,”
30      11, XVII   |     understood to refer to this unformed matter - and that out of
31      11, XVII   |         which the invisible and unformed earth and the darkness over
32      11, XVII   |          that the invisible and unformed earth is to be understood
33      11, XVII   |        the earth’; instead, the unformed beginning of things, the
34      11, XIX    |        nothing is nearer to the unformed than the earth and the abyss.
35      11, XX     |      with himself, God made the unformed matter of the spiritual
36      11, XX     |      with himself, God made the unformed matter of the physical creation,
37      11, XX     |      and working, God made that unformed matter which contained,
38      11, XXI    |         earth was invisible and unformed and darkness was over the
39      11, XXI    |         earth was invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the
40      11, XXI    |     heaven and earth was as yet unformed and lightless matter, out
41      11, XXI    |         earth was invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the
42      11, XXI    |         and earth was as yet an unformed and lightless matter, from
43      11, XXI    |         earth was invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the
44      11, XXI    |       invisible ‘earth’ and the unformed and lightless ‘abyss,’ from
45      11, XXI    |    means, “There was already an unformed matter from which, as the
46      11, XXII   |         earth was invisible and unformed’ - even though it pleased
47      11, XXII   |  pleased Moses thus to refer to unformed matter, yet we can only
48      11, XXII   |       not deny at all that this unformed matter was created by God,
49      11, XXII   |      term ‘earth,’ then how can unformed matter be meant by the term ‘
50      11, XXII   |  firmament? Because if they are unformed, they do not deserve to
51      11, XXII   |       may we not interpret that unformed matter which the Scripture
52      11, XXII   |       the earth - invisible and unformed - and the lightless abyss
53      11, XXVIII |        heaven” - and to another unformed entity of corporeal matter,
54      11, XXVIII |      and earth” to mean the yet unformed matter from which the heaven
55      11, XXIX   |       is a formed sound; and an unformed thing may exist, but a thing
56      11, XXIX   |  nothing can be related of this unformed matter unless it is regarded
57      11, XXIX   |    certainly superior to things unformed - and it is preceded by
58      12, II     |  extreme unlikeness to thee? An unformed spiritual entity is more
59      12, II     |        the corporeal, even when unformed, is more excellent than
60      12, II     |    since they would not even be unformed entities except from thee?~
61      12, II     |       even in its invisible and unformed state - since it would not
62      12, IV     |       been made or had remained unformed? Thou didst not create them
63      12, V      |         the earth invisible and unformed, and about the shadowy abyss -
64      12, VI     |        and to the invisible and unformed earth, and darkness over
65      12, XII    |    earth”531 was “invisible and unformed,” and we were covered with