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 1  Theses         |      paragrafo]14. And John 1 says: "The Word was made flesh,"
 2    Disp, Pre    |    even from~Schwenkfeld, who says that Christ is [not] a creature,
 3    Disp, Pre    |  Commentary on the Psalms, he says, "Have mercy~on me; that
 4    Disp, Pre    |     again in another place he says, "Woe to man, however praiseworthy
 5    Disp, Pre    |      not add this, because he says, "I can let my~conscience
 6    Disp, Pre    |   glory, but among his own he says: "Oh, what wickedness of
 7    Disp, Pre    |       a creature. And then he says that the redeemer~of the
 8   Disp2, III    |       from Mark, where Christ says that he does~not know the
 9   Disp2, III    |      human manner, as~he also says: "All things have been given
10   Disp2, III    |    himself as of God, when he says, "The~Son of Man will be
11   Disp2,   V, b |      Father. But~Scripture so says. Therefore he is not true
12   Disp2,  IX    |      sees the Father." Christ says that~[Philip] sees the Father,
13   Disp2,  IX    |      one person. Therefore he says, "Do you not know,~that
14   Disp2,   X    |    remained. Therefore Isaiah says rightly, "There was no guile
15   Disp2, XII    | Christ is humanity. Aristotle~says that abstract terms refer
16   Disp2, XIII   |        XIII.~ ~Argument: Paul says: Christ was made a curse.
17   Disp2, XIV    |    any other. Scripture never says: This man created~the world;
18   Disp2,  XV    |         XV.~ ~Argument: Moses says, "The Lord your God is one
19   Disp2,  XV    |          Response: What Moses says, that God is one, in no
20   Disp2, XXIV   |        XXIV.~ ~Argument: Paul says that Christ was found in
21   Disp2, XXX    |          Argument: Athanasius says: Such as is the Father,
22   Disp2, XXX, a |    creature.~ ~Response: John says concerning Christ that he
23   Disp2, XXXII  |     he stirs up that sect and says that~Christ in glory is