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 1 15|           things ever existed, in relation to which it is called supreme
 2 37|      CHAPTER XXXVII.~Whatever his relation to his creatures, this relation
 3 37|   relation to his creatures, this relation his Word also sustains:
 4 37|       simultaneously sustain this relation as more than one being. ~
 5 37|         in the same way.~Whatever relation, then, the supreme Spirit
 6 37|          to what he creates, this relation his Word also bears, and
 7 38|        are substantially, or what relation they bear to the created
 8 38|      equals, or some other mutual relation may in like manner be attributed
 9 38|     either their essence or their relation to the created world; and
10 38|           designates the peculiar relation of the one to the other,
11 38|          a word or image, bears a relation to the other, because it
12 40|         its parent, certainly the relation of parent and offspring
13 55|           that it sustains such a relation, since, so long as it is
14 55| separately, bear each the perfect relation of father or mother, differing