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Simon Maintains that the Framer of the World is Not the Highest God.
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Definition of Goodness and Justice.vi.iv.xxi.ii
God Both Good and Just.vi.iv.xxi.iii
The Unrevealed God.vi.iv.xxi.iv
Peter Doubts Simon's Honesty.vi.iv.xxi.v
The Nature of Revelation.vi.iv.xxi.vi
Simon Confesses His Ignorance.vi.iv.xxi.vii
The Work of Revelation Belongs to the Son Alone.vi.iv.xxi.viii
How Simon Bears His Exposure.vi.iv.xxi.ix
Peter's Reply to Simon.vi.iv.xxi.x
Simon Professes to Utter His Real Sentiments.vi.iv.xxi.xi
Simon's Opinions Expounded by Peter.vi.iv.xxi.xii
Peter's Explanation of the Passage.vi.iv.xxi.xiii
Simon Refuted.vi.iv.xxi.xiv
Matthew XI. 25 Discussed.vi.iv.xxi.xv
These Things Hidden Justly from the Wise.vi.iv.xxi.xvi
The Way to the Kingdom Not Concealed from the Israelites.vi.iv.xxi.xvii
Isaiah I. 3 Explained.vi.iv.xxi.xviii
Misconception of God in the Old Testament.vi.iv.xxi.xix
Some Parts of the Old Testament Written to Try Us.vi.iv.xxi.xx
Simon's Astonishment at Peter's Treatment of the Scriptures.vi.iv.xxi.xxi
Peter Worships One God.vi.iv.xxi.xxii
Simon Retires.vi.iv.xxi.xxiii