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DOe therefore the Heaven and earth containe thee, ••eing thou fillest them? or doest ••ou fill them, and there yet re∣••aines an overplus of thee, be∣••ause they are not able to com∣prehend
thee? If so, into what doest thou powre whatsoever re∣maineth of thee after heaven and earth are filled? Hast thou need to be contained by something thou who containest all things seeing that what thou fillest, by containing them thou fillest for those vessels which are full o•• thee, * 1.1 adde no stability to thee for were they broken, thou a•• not shed out: and when thou a•• shed out upon us, thou art no spilt, but thou raisest us up; no art thou scattered, but thou ga∣therest up us: but thou who fil•• lest all, with thy whole sell doest thou fill them all.
2. Or because all things can∣not containe all of thee, doe the receive a part of thee; and doe a•• at once receive the same part o•• thee? or, severall capacities, se∣verall parts; and greater things greater parts; and lesse, lesser. Is therfore one part of thee grea∣ter, or another lesser? or art tho••
All every where, and nothing containes thee wholly?
As vessels do to water, which they preserve from spilling.