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On the Theophania

Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843

But, the efficient Cause of all things is justly said to be that worker of miracles, the …

But, the efficient Cause of all things is justly said to be that worker of miracles, the Word of God. For the Word of God who is Almighty, has in truth extended himself into every thing: above into the heights, and beneath into the depths, has He drawn out His incorporeal soul. He also holds, as it were in His hands, the breadth and length of all in (its) extent. This whole has He brought, and bound up together; and has (thus) set up for himself this (immense) vessel filled with every sort of compound. He too, by every species of wisdom, and by means of the power which is rational, has made well to combine and to harmonize, according to their several measures, this essence of bodies destitute of reason, form, and visibility; governing by words unutterable, and directing for the advantage of all, the Sun, the Moon, and those (other) luminaries that are in the heavens.