Par.

 1 1 |     ignorance or unbelief, has no knowledge of the existence of one
 2 1 |         is good; and if he has no knowledge of many other things, which
 3 1 |         without reason, he has no knowledge. And if, in this discussion,
 4 35|        created is in his Word and knowledge, life and truth. ~BUT, since
 5 35|         truth, so are they in his knowledge.~ ~
 6 36|          be comprehended by human knowledge. For none can doubt that
 7 36|         in themselves than in our knowledge. For, in themselves they
 8 36|           own being; while in our knowledge is not their being, but
 9 36|         in themselves than in our knowledge, in the same degree in which
10 36|          that expression and that knowledge, which is so much higher
11 36|        created substances; if our knowledge is as far surpassed by those
12 46|  cognition of that substance, and knowledge of it, and wisdom regarding
13 46|        wisdom concerning him, and knowledge and cognition of him, and
14 47|       Father is intelligence, and knowledge, and wisdom, and truth,
15 47|          is the intelligence, and knowledge, and wisdom, and truth,
16 47| intelligence of intelligence, the knowledge of knowledge, the wisdom
17 47|    intelligence, the knowledge of knowledge, the wisdom of wisdom, and
18 63|          to eternal and immutable knowledge and intelligence ever to
19 63|         it is established that as knowledge and intelligence are attributes
20 66|          a nearer approach toward knowledge of it is made through that
21 66|            undoubtedly, a greater knowledge of the creative Being is
22 66|   effectively does it rise to the knowledge of that Being; and the more