32. But perhaps some one may say that there was a reason why the writer said that all things were of the Father, and all things through the Son, 1 Cor. viii. 6. but made no mention of the Holy Spirit, and would obtain the foundation of an argument from this. But if he persists in his perverse interpretation, in how many passages will he find the power of the Holy Spirit asserted, in which Scripture has stated nothing concerning either the Father or the Son, but has left it to be understood?