Confessions (1900) - Page 22

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CHAPTER III.—He begins from the creation of the world—not understanding the Hebrew text,	236
CHAPTER IV.—Heaven and earth cry out that they have been created by God,	236
CHAPTER V.—God created the world not from any certain matter, but in His own word,	237
CHAPTER VI.—He did not, however, create it by a sounding and passing word,	238
CHAPTER VII.—By His co-eternal Word He speaks, and all things are done,	239
CHAPTER VIII.—That Word itself is the beginning of all things, in the which we are instructed as to evangelical truth,	239
CHAPTER IX.—Wisdom and the Beginning,	240
CHAPTER X.—The rashness of those who inquire what God did before He created heaven and earth,	241
CHAPTER XI.—They who ask this have not as yet known the eternity of God, which is exempt from the relation of time,	241
CHAPTER XII.—What God did before the creation of the world,	242
CHAPTER XIII.—Before the times created by God, times were not,	242
CHAPTER XIV.—Neither time past nor future, but the present, only really is,	243
CHAPTER XV.—There is only a moment of present time,	244
CHAPTER XVI.—Time can only be perceived or measured while it is passing,	246
CHAPTER XVII.—Nevertheless there is time past and future,	246
CHAPTER XVIII.—Past and future times cannot be thought of but as present,	247
CHAPTER XIX.—We are ignorant in what manner God teaches future things,	248
CHAPTER XX.—In what manner time may properly be designated,	248
CHAPTER XXI.—How time may be measured,	249
CHAPTER XXII.—He prays God that He would explain this most entangled enigma,	250
CHAPTER XXIII.—That time is a certain extension,	251
CHAPTER XXIV.—That time is not a motion of the body which we measure by time,	252