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 1  Theses           |       worked the incarnation of the Son, as two girls dress a third,~
 2  Theses           |           testified that he was the Son of God, as if they were
 3    Disp, Pre      |            and vice versa. Thus the Son of God died~and was buried
 4    Disp, Pre      |         like everyone else, and the son of Mary ascended~into heaven,
 5   Disp2,  II      |              nonetheless he was the Son of God, who is now~man.
 6   Disp2,  II      |              Christ, the impassible Son of God, God and man, was
 7   Disp2, III      |             God, when he says, "The~Son of Man will be crucified."
 8   Disp2, III      |             Whoever believes in the Son has eternal~life." There
 9   Disp2,  IV      | theologically, "Word" signifies the Son of God. This, Aristotle
10   Disp2,   V      |            proposition is true: The Son of God,~the creator of heaven
11   Disp2,  VI      |            but not in theology. The Son is born eternal from eternity;
12   Disp2,  IX      |             that he~who touches the Son of God, touches the divine
13   Disp2,  XV      |         person of the divinity, the Son, is born, dies, and~suffers,
14   Disp2, XXVII    |            we were to say] that~the Son of God assumed a man. If
15   Disp2, XXX      |             the Father, such is the Son. ~Therefore Christ is not
16   Disp2, XXXIII, b|             Galatians: God sent his Son, born of a woman. ~Therefore