Chapter

 1 6 |          to acknowledge any other father than God. Grant, now, that
 2 6 |          now, that Abraham is our father; grant, too, that Paul is. "
 3 6 |          time at which he is your father. For if" faith" is the source
 4 6 |           acknowledge him as your father except at that time when
 5 6 | subsequently that he is called "a father of many nations," still
 6 6 |    venture to say better than his father; you have Moses, the intimate
 7 7 |          seed, to return into her father's home and be nourished
 8 7 |        her son rather than by her father; in order that the son,
 9 7 |           precept of God, "Honour father and mother." Us, moreover,
10 7 |          Us, moreover, Jesus, the Father's Highest and Great Priest,
11 7 |          made "priests to God His Father," according to John. For
12 7 |          who was hastening to his father's obsequies, is that He
13 7 |           enter, and over his own father and over his own mother
14 7 |            of course. For our one Father, God, lives, and our mother,
15 9 |         on the ground without the Father's will." Therefore if those
16 10|          in the house of the same Father having laboured for the "
17 12|          priests to (His) God and Father." When we are challenged
18 17|          an Isaac, our monogamist father; or a John, a noted voluntary