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1 I, I, 6| for us to live upon the earth. But God, who is the beginning 2 I, II, 1| beginning, before He formed the earth, before He brought forth 3 I, II, 10| in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; 4 I, II, 10| earth, and things under the earth; and every tongue shall 5 I, II, 10| things, i.e., over heaven and earth, sun, moon, and stars, and 6 I, II, 10| in heaven, and things on earth, and things under the earth. 7 I, II, 10| earth, and things under the earth. And if every knee is bent 8 I, III, 4| people who are upon the earth, and Spirit to them who 9 I, III, 4| every one who walks upon the earth (i.e., earthly and corporeal 10 I, III, 7| die, and return to their earth. Thou wilt send forth Thy 11 I, III, 7| wilt renew the face of the earth; " which is manifestly intended 12 I, III, 7| and renews the face of the earth, when, laying aside, through 13 I, V, 2| Jesus; nay, even things on earth and things under the earth, 14 I, V, 2| earth and things under the earth, which Paul enumerates in 15 I, V, 4| I cast thee forth to the earth before kings; I gave thee 16 I, V, 4| ashes and cinders on the earth in the sight of all who 17 I, V, 4| was cast forth upon the earth? For the meaning of this 18 I, V, 4| He who was not yet on the earth is said to be cast forth 19 I, V, 4| it, and was hurled to the earth, and was not such by nature 20 I, V, 4| this one which we know on earth is the model; and the souls 21 I, V, 5| to the foundations of the earth. They who see thee shall 22 I, V, 5| man who harassed the whole earth, who moved kings, who made 23 I, V, 5| rise again and inherit the earth, and fill the earth with 24 I, V, 5| the earth, and fill the earth with wars. And I shall rise 25 I, V, 5| for I term this place of earth, world - "lieth in the wicked 26 I, VI, 2| they who are in heaven, on earth, and under the earth: by 27 I, VI, 2| on earth, and under the earth: by which three classes 28 I, VI, 2| the new heavens and new earth, spoken of by Isaiah, it 29 I, VI, 4| be a new heaven and a new earth, undoubtedly suggests a 30 I, VI, 4| this renewal of heaven and earth, and this transmutation 31 I, VII, 1| heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, 32 I, VII, 2| in heaven and things on earth, there can be no doubt that 33 I, VIII, 4| mortifying their members on the earth, and, rising above not only 34 II, I, 1| heaven or heavens, and of the earth or water, as well as of 35 II, I, 1| which proceeds from the earth or is born in it. Seeing, 36 II, I, 3| Do not I fill heaven and earth? saith the Lord; " and again, " 37 II, I, 3| heaven is My throne, and the earth is My footstool; " and by 38 II, I, 3| God's throne; nor by the earth, for it is His footstool: " 39 II, I, 3| the throne of God, and the earth His footstool, as the Saviour 40 II, I, 3| things both in heaven and earth, according to the Lord's 41 II, I, 4| how water is changed into earth or into air, and air again 42 II, I, 5| look at the heaven and the earth, and at all things which 43 II, III, 6| was the whole world." That earth of ours, with its inhabitants, 44 II, III, 6| and other parts of the earth, to which no one of our 45 II, III, 6| is bounded by heaven and earth is also called a world, 46 II, III, 6| things are within it, as this earth of oursis under heaven. 47 II, III, 6| Saviour; by which heaven that earth is confined and shut in, 48 II, III, 6| For they would have this earth of ours, which formerly 49 II, III, 6| appellation from the name of that earth, as this heaven also was 50 II, III, 6| made the heavens and the earth." For another heaven and 51 II, III, 6| another heaven and another earth are shown to exist besides 52 II, III, 6| which was afterwards called "earth." Certainly, what some say 53 II, III, 7| heaven, in which heaven and earth, the end and perfection 54 II, III, 7| for they shall inherit the earth; " and, "Blessed are the 55 II, III, 7| called a descent to this earth, but an exaltation to that 56 II, III, 7| of the saints from that earth to those heavens; so that 57 II, IV, 1| throne of God; nor by the earth, because it is His footstool," 58 II, IV, 1| Heaven is My throne, and the earth is My footstool? " And also 59 II, IV, 2| God who made heaven and earth, and who spoke by the mouth 60 II, V, 4| the Creator of heaven and earth is called good; so that 61 II, VI, 7| Is not our life upon the earth a shadow? " If, then, not 62 II, VI, 7| the law which is upon the earth is a shadow, but also all 63 II, VI, 7| our life which is upon the earth is the same, and we live 64 II, VIII, 1| when God says, "Let the earth bring forth the living creature 65 II, VIII, 1| things, and beasts of the earth after their kind." And now 66 II, VIII, 3| upon all who inhabit the earth. Now the north wind is described 67 II, IX, 1| made the heaven and the earth." For it is certain that 68 II, IX, 1| land, but that heaven and earth from which this present 69 II, IX, 1| this present heaven and earth which we now see afterwards 70 II, IX, 3| the heavens, or upon the earth, or in those places which 71 II, IX, 4| things in heaven or things on earth, visible and invisible, 72 II, IX, 7| others, again, beneath the earth, "not of works" (as they 73 II, IX, 8| but also of wood and of earth, and some to honour and 74 II, X, 1| which, when sown into the earth, recovers the qualities 75 II, X, 3| supposed to fall into the earth like a grain; and (that 76 II, X, 3| body, raises them from the earth, and restores and repairs 77 II, X, 7| i.e., either buried in the earth or tied up in a napkin, 78 II, XI, 5| things which are done on earth, either respecting man,