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Athanasius of Alexandria, on Ps 18:1
Athanasius of Alexandria · c. A.D. 296–373
Ps 18:1 · Douay-Rheims
“Unto the end. A psalm for David.”
On this verse:
“Creation … points to God as its Maker and Artificer, who reigns over creation and over all things, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ; whom would-be philosophers turn from to worship and deify the creation that proceeded from him, which yet itself worships and confesses the Lord whom they deny on its account. For if people are awestruck at the parts of creation and think that they are gods, they might well be rebuked by the mutual dependence of those parts; which moreover makes known and witnesses to the Father of the Word, who is the Lord and Maker of these parts also, by the unbroken law of their obedience to him, as the divine law also says [in this verse of the psalm].… The proof of all this is not obscure but is clear enough in all conscience to those the eyes of whose understanding are not wholly disabled.”
Imported from an open dataset — not yet checked against the printed edition.