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 Passions, as Pride, or Oversight, or Weakness, or Ignorance, or Envy.

32. For if he do not make, or do all things, he is either proud, or not able, or ignorant, or envious, which is impious to affirm.

33. For God hath onely one Passion, namely, Good; and he that is good, is neither proud, nor impotent, nor the rest, but God is Good it self.

34 For God is all Power, to do or make all things, and every thing that is made, is made by God; that is, by the Good, and that can make, or do all things.

35. See then how he maketh all things, and how the things are done, that are done; and if thou wilt learn, thou mayest see an Image thereof, very beautiful, and like.

36. Look upon the Husbandman, how he casteth Seeds into the Earth, here Wheat, there Barly, and elsewhere some other Seeds.

37. Look upon the same Man,