Chapter

 1 11| therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall
 2 12|           only-begotten" of his father Bythus, and his mother Sige.
 3 16|      the actual designation of "father:" "Ye are of your father
 4 16|        father:" "Ye are of your father the devil." So that you
 5 17|         did not really hear the Father's voice testifying of Himself;
 6 21| Therefore shall a man leave his father and mother, and he shall
 7 33|       words, "an account to the Father of those things which it
 8 33|        when it lauds him as the father of the liberal sciences;
 9 33|     that day, too, of which the Father only knoweth;" (only knoweth,)
10 34|       himself to be the Supreme Father, and further pretended that
11 34|       she sprang forth from the Father and descended to the lower
12 34|      and there anticipating the Father's design had produced the
13 34|       which knew nothing of the Father, the Creator of this world;
14 34|    sheep, upon whom the Supreme Father, even Simon, descended,
15 34|        Son in Judea, and of the Father in Samaria. O hapless Helen,
16 34|      that he was a much better "Father," who laboured so much more
17 41|         nature having a god and father of its own, namely the author
18 46|     Macedon, before he became a father, had seen imprinted on the
19 46|        lion only becomes once a father), when Aristodemus or Aristophon
20 55|       is already sitting at the Father's right hand, when as yet