Paragraph

 1    31|       serpent is conquered by Enchantment, and the poison of the scorpion
 2    31|     it is made subject to the Enchantment in order that they may believe
 3    31|    they may believe that that Enchantment is from God, so that while
 4    31|       of the serpent to learn Enchantment, they may be persuaded to
 5    31|       serve Satan by means of Enchantment. ~
 6    32|      or how it is enslaved by Enchantment, seeing that other natures,
 7    32|     say. are not persuaded by Enchantment. And how is that a single
 8    32|       part of it not? If that Enchantment is powerful, why did it
 9    32|       One is too powerful for Enchantment, [weak and feeble] is whoever
10    32|        Being) is mixed in the Enchantment and the name of the True (
11    32|       with it so that it (the Enchantment) becomes a weapon whereby
12    32|       had not yet learnt this Enchantment. And from whom then does
13    32|     owing to the lack of this Enchantment perhaps, which had not yet
14    32| scorpions -- the authority of Enchantment or the authority of Faith?
15    32|     He (thereby) asserts that Enchantment is from Satan. He, therefore,
16    32|      they come to bind him by Enchantment he may turn and bind them