Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |         made between the higher waters (and superior) and the lower (
 2     Int, 1    |        the lower (and inferior) waters” - was said without sufficient
 3       3, VI   |        a seat and says, “Stolen waters are sweet, and bread eaten
 4       5, VIII |      didst preserve me from the waters of the sea for the water
 5       6, XIII |     heavens of heavens, and the waters that are above the heavens,”209
 6       8, X    |     might be sprinkled with its waters according to our capacity
 7       8, X    |       the phantoms of earth and waters and air were silenced; and
 8      10, V    |       nor in the air nor in the waters, since all of these also
 9      11, VIII |        abyss. For this abyss of waters which now is visible has
10      11, VIII |       between the water and the waters which thou didst make on
11      11, XII  |       the ordered beauty of the waters, and whatever else is recorded
12      11, XXII |         are we to say about the waters upon which the Spirit of
13      11, XXII |          earth’ when we see the waters so beautifully formed? Or,
14      11, XXII |   specifically written that the waters were made? For these waters,
15      11, XXII |     waters were made? For these waters, which we perceive flowing
16      11, XXII |      God said of them, ‘Let the waters which are under the firmament
17      11, XXII |         is to be said about the waters that are above the firmament?
18      11, XXII | teaching dare to say that these waters were coeternal with God
19      12       |      the Spirit moving over the waters. In the firmament he finds
20      12, IV   |      moved over the face of the waters511 was not borne up by them
21      12, V    |       Thy Spirit moved over the waters.” Thus, see the Trinity,
22      12, VII  |       all was “moving over” the waters.~To whom shall I tell this?
23      12, VII  |       Spirit who moved over the waters? To whom shall I tell this?
24      12, VII  |      Spirit is “moving over the waters.” Thus, we shall have come
25      12, VII  |         have passed through the waters which give no standing ground.518~
26      12, IX   |        the Son “moving over the waters”? If we understand this
27      12, IX   |     Holy Spirit “moved over the waters.”~Why, then, is this said
28      12, XII  |    Spirit was moving over these waters, thy mercy did not forsake
29      12, XV   |       them.~18. There are other waters that are above this firmament,
30      12, XVII |       thou who saidst, “Let the waters be gathered together into
31      12, XVII |       gathering together of the waters which is called “the sea”;
32      12, XX   |         your works, and let the waters bear the moving creatures
33      12, XX   |       by whom he said, “Let the waters bring forth.” This does
34      12, XX   |  different bodily motions.~“The waters” have brought forth these
35      12, XX   |     gospel, since it was these “waters” which cast them up - the
36      12, XX   |        which cast them up - the waters whose stagnant bitterness
37      12, XX   |     signs in the midst of many “waters” in order to show forth
38      12, XXI  |         it was covered with the waters - and there can be no other
39      12, XXI  |          is separated from “the waters” of the sea, which have
40      12, XXI  |     thou hast founded above the waters does not stand in need of
41      12, XXI  |      flying creatures which the waters brought forth at thy word.
42      12, XXI  |       they did formerly in “the waters” of infidelity, when they
43      12, XXIII|       gathering together of the waters which is the sea. Instead,
44      12, XXIII|        out in the midst of many waters; or in that sacrament in
45      12, XXIII|     take their origins from the waters.~The spiritual man also
46      12, XXIV |      multiply and replenish the waters of the sea; and also the
47      12, XXIV |        the “young fish” in “the waters” increase and multiply.
48      12, XXIV |         established between the waters and the waters”); and in
49      12, XXIV |      between the waters and the waters”); and in the earthly commonwealth
50      12, XXIV |           The generation of the waters,” as referring to the corporeally
51      12, XXIV |      single statement. Thus the waters of the sea are replenished,
52      12, XXVII|     from the bitterness of “the waters” of the sea.~
53      12, XXXII|  between the spiritual (higher) waters and the corporeal (lower)
54      12, XXXII|       and the corporeal (lower) waters651 or the expanse of air -
55      12, XXXII|      heaven wander, between the waters which move in clouds above
56      12, XXXII|         clear nights, and those waters which are heavy and flow
57      12, XXXII|     along the earth. We see the waters gathered together in the
58      12, XXXII|       by the evaporation of the waters. We see the face of the