| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For Moses says, in so many words (Deut. iv. 24), ???The Lord thy God is a consuming fire,??? and elsewhere expressly denies that God has any likeness to visible things. (Deut. iv. 12.) If it be decided that the latter passage only contradicts the former by implication, and must be adapted thereto, lest it seem to negative it, let us grant that God is a fire; or rather, lest Edition: current; Page:
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