Book,  Chap.

 1   1,   5|      the surface meaning of the words so to speak is done away
 2   1,   9|  meaning and arrangement of the words. ~
 3   1,  13|  secondarily. ~[2] D. With what words primarily? M. Eight. For
 4   1,  13|   Elohim, or He Is. D. Do these words indicate nothing other than
 5   1,  13|     about God. D. What do these words indicate about God? M. Not
 6   1,  14|     secondarily, through those <words>by which essence or operation
 7   1,  14|     either together or singly. ~words>
 8   1,  20|         D. What then? are these words never said about a creature?
 9   2,   2|      from the subtle meaning of words, as when it says, "Let there
10   2,   2|       is one way in which these words suit divinity alone, another
11   2,   6|    repayment for acts, and into words. ~
12   2,   8|          Concerning law through words. ~D. Into how many parts
13   2,   8|       is the law established in words divided? M. Into two: for
14   2,  15|     favor of divinity, in other words an openly managed direction
15   2,  16|         in prophecy by means of words (in view of the fact that
16   2,  16|       of the fact that they are words) future things are indicated;
17   2,  16|      that prophecy is a type in words, in view of the fact that
18   2,  16|         the fact that there are words, and conversely, a type
19   2,  18| undetermined events by means of words (to what extent they are
20   2,  18|         to what extent they are words). ~[2] D. What things are
21   2,  29|        and the plainness of the words. In addition, there is the