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 1 4 |          here understand nature as identical with essence.~If, however,
 2 13|     supreme Nature whatever is not identical with it has been created.
 3 18|          something, is by no means identical with that from or through
 4 25|            every way substantially identical with itself, sometimes exist
 5 25|           every way, substantially identical with itself; and it is never
 6 29|            XXIX.~His expression is identical with himself, and consubstantial
 7 29|            that it is proved to be identical with the supreme Spirit
 8 29|     intelligence is, just as it is identical with its wisdom, necessarily,
 9 33|         expresses himself, must be identical with himself, as is evidently
10 43|          spoken of two; and yet so identical is that which both Father
11 43|            Father; and they are so identical, by virtue of their substance,
12 44|      conceived, that the one is so identical with the other that the
13 53|         CHAPTER LIII.~This love is identical with the supreme Spirit,
14 55|            them, but is altogether identical with them; is it to be regarded
15 55|           us that it is altogether identical with Father and Son.~Therefore,
16 55| inconsistent with truth that their identical love should be their son
17 57|        signified that this love is identical with Father and Son, although