Book V - Snyder Bible

The Preaching of Simeon Kefa 239
edgement that the world is not governed without the providence
of Elohim, I shall be able to answer you in that part
which remains concerning the genesis; for I am well ac-
brother Aquila father,
father, that I have found fault with my brother for calling you
father, for we have
When Aquila said that, all the assembly of the bystanders, as
well as the old man and Kefa, laughed. And when Aquila asked
yourself do the very thing which you find fault with in another;
for you called the old man fatherying:
father
moved with certain suspicions, as he told us afterwards; and
on with what you have pro-
Chapter IX: Simple and Compound
simple or compound. That which is simple is without number,
division, color, difference, roughness, smoothness, weight,
lightness, quality, quantity, and therefore without end. But
that which is compound is either compounded of two, or of
three, or even of four elements, or at all events of several; and
things which are compounded can also of necessity be di-
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those things by which that which subsists can be dissolved is
without doubt incomprehensible and infinite, knowing neither
beginning nor end, and therefore is one and alone, and subsisting
without an author. But that which is compound is subject
to number, and diversity and division are necessarily
compounded by some author, and is a diversity collected into
one species. That which is infinite is therefore, in respect of