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1 Pre, 0, 1| before that time, Christ, the Word of God, was in Moses and 2 Pre, 0, 1| prophets. For without the Word of God, how could they have 3 Pre, 0, 8| Spirit is bestowed in the word of wisdom and knowledge.~ 4 Pre, 0, 8| were to be conceded, the word a0sw/maton there does not 5 I, I, 1| see light; "i.e., in Thy word and wisdom which is Thy 6 I, I, 2| capable of receiving His word and wisdom, according to 7 I, I, 2| Lord, where also is the word of God, and where the Holy 8 I, II, 3| understand her to be the Word of God, because of her disclosing 9 I, II, 3| account she is called the Word, because she is, as it were, 10 I, II, 3| is said that "here is the Word a living being," appears 11 I, II, 3| special definition to be the Word, "And God was the Word, 12 I, II, 3| the Word, "And God was the Word, and this was in the beginning 13 I, II, 3| assigns a beginning to the Word or Wisdom of God, take care 14 I, II, 3| Father, and had generated the Word, and had possessed wisdom 15 I, II, 4| beings exist, unless the Word or reason had previously 16 I, II, 4| ground in the wisdom and word and life of God. And then, 17 I, II, 4| position, therefore was the Word and Wisdom of God made the 18 I, II, 4| being the Life, and the Word, and the Truth and the Resurrection: 19 I, II, 6| invisible. For the Son is the Word, and therefore we are not 20 I, II, 7| and in which He is the Word, interpreting the secrets 21 I, II, 8| of God, seeing He is His Word and Wisdom, and alone knows 22 I, II, 8| capable of receiving His word and wisdom), may not, in 23 I, II, 10| think it necessary to drop a word, although cursorily, of 24 I, II, 10| over them by means of His Word, because at the name of 25 I, II, 10| through wisdom, i.e., by word and reason, not by force 26 I, III, 1| things were created by the word or reason of God. We, however, 27 I, III, 2| hears that he who speaks a word against the Son of man may 28 I, III, 3| understood of the life, or the word, or the other appellations 29 I, III, 6| beings are partakers of the word, i.e., of reason, and by 30 I, III, 6| saith the Scripture? The word is nigh thee, even in thy 31 I, III, 6| respect of His being the word or reason, by participating 32 I, III, 6| by participating in the word or reason, men are said 33 I, III, 6| from the time the divine word or reason has begun to show 34 I, III, 7| is a participator of the word or reason of God cease to 35 I, III, 7| contains all things by His word and reason, and by the Spirit 36 I, III, 7| written in the Psalm: "By the word of the Lord were the heavens 37 I, III, 8| respect of His being the word of reason, renders them 38 I, III, 8| rational nature from the Word; thirdly, their holiness 39 I, III, 8| that to "some is given the word of wisdom, to others the 40 I, III, 8| of wisdom, to others the word of knowledge, according 41 I, V, 4| prophecy themselves. "The word of the Lord." says the prophet, " 42 I, VI, 2| believe on Me through their word: that they all. may be one, 43 I, VII, 1| In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, 44 I, VII, 1| beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word 45 I, VII, 1| Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in 46 I, VIII, 3| unrighteousness; and it is the Word, or Reason, which certainly 47 I, VIII, 4| all holiness through the word and wisdom of God, and are 48 II, I, 2| the ineffable plan of His word and wisdom, so arranged 49 II, III, 1| were unwilling to obey the word of God, but a process through 50 II, III, 2| which, on account of the Word of God and His wisdom, is 51 II, III, 2| Christ, who is the Wisdom and Word of God. But when this body, 52 II, III, 2| save the wisdom, and the word, and the righteousness of 53 II, III, 2| enveloped may, on account of the word of God, and His wisdom and 54 II, III, 5| age and more." Now this word "more" undoubtedly means 55 II, III, 7| have been obedient to the word of God, and have henceforth 56 II, V, 4| one, God the Father." This word they declare is peculiar 57 II, V, 4| Creator and Legislator of the word is not called good. What 58 II, V, 4| good God alone. For the word unquestionably recognises 59 II, VI, 1| universal nature of His Word, and of God Himself, which 60 II, VI, 1| God alone, with whom the Word was), we ought to regard 61 II, VI, 1| it as certain that this Word, or Reason (if it is to 62 II, VI, 2| divine majesty, that very Word of the Father, and that 63 II, VI, 3| as being the Wisdom and Word of God, and the Truth and 64 II, VI, 3| stated above, as into the Word, and the Wisdom, and the 65 II, VI, 3| but one flesh." For the Word of God is to be considered 66 II, VI, 4| of Christ along with the Word of God is made Christ. Because 67 II, VI, 4| essential fulness of the Word of God Himself was in it, 68 II, VI, 6| perpetually placed in the Word, and perpetually in the 69 II, VI, 6| from its union with the Word of God. To all the saints, 70 II, VI, 6| finally, some warmth from the Word of God must be supposed 71 II, VI, 6| gladness, i.e., with the word of God and wisdom; and his 72 II, VI, 7| respecting the meaning of the word "shadow," as that well-known 73 II, VII, 1| been demonstrated to be the Word and Wisdom of God became 74 II, VII, 2| of the Wisdom and of the Word of God. I observe, however, 75 II, VII, 3| bestowed by the Spirit the word of wisdom, on others the 76 II, VII, 3| of wisdom, on others the word of knowledge, on others 77 II, VII, 4| since, clinging to the Word of God and His wisdom, he 78 II, VIII, 3| receive a name from the Word that denotes its more perfect 79 II, VIII, 3| name soul which the Greek word conveys, it has appeared 80 II, VIII, 3| expression undoubtedly the Word of God is shown to be hot 81 II, VIII, 5| only-begotten Son of God, who is His Word and Wisdom, stretches and 82 II, IX, 4| In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, 83 II, IX, 4| beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word 84 II, IX, 4| Word was with God, and the Word was God: the same was in 85 II, IX, 4| Christ is, as it were, the Word and Wisdom, and so also 86 II, IX, 4| which were created in the Word and Wisdom are said to be 87 II, IX, 4| suppliants we pray to the Word, and Wisdom, and Righteousness 88 II, IX, 5| justice of God in creating the word to assign to some of His 89 II, IX, 7| things were created by the Word of God, and by His Wisdom, 90 II, IX, 8| along with His only-begotten Word, and His Wisdom, and the 91 II, X, 3| scattered abroad, yet by the word of God, that very germ which 92 II, X, 6| Deuteronomy, the divine word threatens sinners with the 93 II, X, 7| grace of the Spirit, the word of wisdom, or the word of 94 II, X, 7| the word of wisdom, or the word of knowledge, or of any 95 II, XI, 3| bread alone, but by every word which proceedeth from the