Book,  Chap.

 1 Pre     |        that prophetic verse: "But God said to the sinner, 'Why
 2   1,   3|           O Israel, the Lord your God is the only God" (Dt 6:4).
 3   1,   3|         Lord your God is the only God" (Dt 6:4). All things nevertheless,
 4   1,   4|             and "In the beginning God made heaven and earth" (
 5   1,   4|         his face, he will worship God, declaring that clearly
 6   1,   4|            declaring that clearly God is among you" (1 Cor 14:
 7   1,   5| unobtrusively, are transferred to God from human emotions; or (
 8   1,  11|        for it speaks either about God, or about the present age,
 9   1,  12|        does Scripture speak about God? ~D. With how many signs
10   1,  12|        does Scripture speak about God? M. Four. For either (1)
11   1,  12|  uncorrupted, invisible, the only God, be honor and glory for
12   1,  13|           For he is called either God, or Lord, or together Lord
13   1,  13|         or Lord, or together Lord God, or Adonai, or Sabaoth,
14   1,  13|       indicate nothing other than God? M. Two only are sometimes
15   1,  13|     improperly said about others, God and Lord, with Paul the
16   1,  13|           never said except about God. D. What do these words
17   1,  13|        these words indicate about God? M. Not what he is, but
18   1,  13|          but that he is, for what God is cannot be comprehended. ~[
19   1,  13|             3] D. In what ways is God indicated secondarily? M.
20   1,  13|       nevertheless we understand "God"; likewise, too, when it
21   1,  13|       nevertheless we understand "God." And when it says, "invisible,"
22   1,  13|       nevertheless we understand "God." ~
23   1,  14|  indicated. For even when I say, 'God,' which pertains to essence,
24   1,  14|          I secondarily understand God, Father and Son and Holy
25   1,  16|        who, though he was by form God, did not think that to be
26   1,  16|         think that to be equal to God a thing to be grasped at,
27   1,  16|         Ps 104[105]:15). But only God's Son by nature is absolutely
28   1,  18|            as above we said about God) speech is not able to unfold. ~
29   1,  19|            D. Are these things in God by essence or by will? M.
30   1,  19|         by essence or by will? M. God is simple, nor is there
31   1,  19|     natural necessity-- thus does God also work, but God therefore
32   1,  19|           does God also work, but God therefore is said to create
33   1,  19|        figuratively said to be in God, such as rage and anger
34   1,  19|     operations are transferred to God, as when it is said, "Take
35   1,  20|           20. In how many ways is God indicated from comparison
36   1,  20|            D. In how many ways is God indicated from comparison
37   1,  20|       those things are said about God which in the same way do
38   1,  20|       these things are said about God, therefore, because they
39   1,  20|        those things are denied in God which are in a creature,
40   1,  20|           it is characteristic of God alone to be simple essence),
41   1,  20|         this is characteristic of God alone), but because it escapes
42   1,  20|      there that are so said about God that they cannot be said
43   2,   1|       ways Scripture speaks about God, now I require the things
44   2,   2|        that something was made by God's will alone, e.g., "In
45   2,   2|           e.g., "In the beginning God made heaven and earth" (
46   2,   2|          says that "The spirit of God moved over the waters" (
47   2,   2|        being, but of the rest, in God. ~[8] D. Give the fourth
48   2,   2|  Scripture, when it is said about God, "who made heaven and earth,
49   2,   2|       taken as incorporeal not as God is said to be incorporeal,
50   2,   2|           angels. ~[12] D. How is God said to have worked in six
51   2,   2|             M. On the seventh day God is said to have rested,
52   2,   2|            Can we ask in what way God made the world? M. This
53   2,   3|   indicated whenever it is said, "God saw that it was good" (Gn
54   2,   3| individual things are governed by God, and especially rational
55   2,   5|          for either it is done by God in behalf of angels and
56   2,   5|        sake. D. How is it done by God in behalf of angels and
57   2,   7|           been done? M. Sometimes God through himself, as when
58   2,   8|        immutable? M. Two: love of God and love of neighbor. D.
59   2,   8|         in themselves? M. Love of God and neighbor. D. Which are
60   2,   8|           is the commemoration of God's rest from the work of
61   2,   8|           celebration the love of God as Creator was being pointed
62   2,   8|          shall love the Lord your God" (Dt 6:5; Mt 22:37; Mk 12:
63   2,  13|     although he may be praised by God when giving his advice for
64   2,  15|         That, of course, by which God deigns to unite to himself
65   2,  15|        the flesh which the Son of God, upon coming, took for himself
66   2,  15|           very incarnation of our God and Savior. ~[3] D. What
67   2,  15|      persons just and pleasing to God before Abraham? M. There
68   2,  15|         Seth were called "sons of God" (Gn 6:2), and Enoch was
69   2,  15|    righteousness is declared. But God's frequent address to Abraham
70   2,  17|        been hidden with Christ in God" (Col 3:3). ~[3] But sad
71   2,  17|       deter sinners, saying about God that even "the angels when
72   2,  17|       which we become children of God, or sadder than death, to
73   2,  19|         more able to cry aloud to God for us than the blood of
74   2,  21|          10) abundance, such as, "God will give you from the dew
75   2,  21|       will be a sign to you, that God has anointed you ruler over
76   2,  22|       hated wickedness; therefore God, your God, has anointed
77   2,  22|   wickedness; therefore God, your God, has anointed you with the
78   2,  22|         afterwards it has added, "God the Mighty" (Is 9:6). Or (
79   2,  23|           for He is the Lord your God, and you shall worship him" (
80   2,  26|          present world be made by God? M. Because it was fitting
81   2,  27|          classes, understand that God exists, who both made these
82   2,  28|         the contrary, not to love God or neighbor. D. What is
83   2,  28|         free will well granted by God, they have been the cause