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 1 Pre|         meditation itself. For I believe that one will be much helped
 2 1  |     things, which we necessarily believe regarding God and his creatures,
 3 1  |    mental faculties, must we not believe that there is some one thing,
 4 21 |        it would be irrational to believe. Therefore, it does not
 5 65 |        the less ineffable, if we believe that it has never been expressed
 6 73 |          ought most assuredly to believe. And toward this good every
 7 75 |            CHAPTER LXXV.~We must believe in this Being, that is,
 8 75 |       for it. ~BUT what does not believe cannot love or hope. It
 9 75 | profitable to this human soul to believe the supreme Being and those
10 75 |          supreme Being, we say, "believe in" the supreme Being.~For,
11 75 |      that either he who does not believe what is proper to striving
12 75 |       what he believes, does not believe in it. And, perhaps, it
13 75 |     indifferent whether we say, "believe in it," or "direct belief
14 75 |     fitly be said that we should believe in it, than that we should
15 76 |         CHAPTER LXXVI.~We should believe in Father and Son and in
16 76 |        three at once. ~WE should believe, then, equally in the Father
17 76 |         alone every man ought to believe; because it is the sole
18 76 |        for that Being, except he believe in it; so to believe it
19 76 |          he believe in it; so to believe it avails none, except he
20 77 |        that in which we ought to believe; while dead faith merely
21 78 |       expedient for every man to believe in a certain ineffable trinal