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  1      I, 23    |          away man from his God, the son from his father, the pupil
  2     II, 10    |          Lord came unto me, saying, Son of man, take up a lamentation
  3     II, 15    |            bear the iniquity of the son, nor the son the iniquity
  4     II, 15    |        iniquity of the son, nor the son the iniquity of the father,
  5     II, 17    |          devotion of the people the son of Saul when about to die,
  6     II, 27    |    patriarchs and prophets; was the Son of the Creator; was His
  7     II, 27    |             Word; whom God made His Son by emitting Him from His
  8     II, 27    |        knoweth the Father, save the Son." For even in the Old Testament
  9     II, 27    |             God who appeared as the Son of God. But with us Christ
 10     II, 27    |            be supposed to be in the Son, who has been seen, and
 11    III        |           CHRIST IS SHOWN TO BE THE SON OF GOD, WHO CREATED THE
 12    III, 1intro|          Christ to be the Creator's Son, we are effectually shutting
 13    III, 2     |           First, because He was the Son of God His Father. For this
 14    III, 2     |          Father should announce the Son before the Son should the
 15    III, 2     |         announce the Son before the Son should the Father, and that
 16    III, 2     |        Father should testify of the Son before the Son should testify
 17    III, 2     |       testify of the Son before the Son should testify of the Father.
 18    III, 2     |            addition to the title of Son, He was the Sent. The authority,
 19    III, 2     |          neither be acknowledged as Son if the Father never named
 20    III, 2     |        Father should come after the Son in recognition, or the Sender
 21    III, 2     |            its ordering. Suddenly a Son, suddenly Sent, and suddenly
 22    III, 3     |      forthwith to prove Himself the Son and the Sent One, and the
 23    III, 4     |            new being in a new way a son previous to his father's
 24    III, 6     |             deny that the Creator's Son and Spirit and Substance
 25    III, 6     |         likewise to acknowledge the Son through the identity of
 26    III, 7     |         says: "Behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds
 27    III, 9     | PRE-INCARNATE MANIFESTATIONS OF THE SON OF GOD.~Now, in this discussion
 28    III, 11    |           proclaimed Himself as the Son of man, He, without doubt,
 29    III, 13    |          shall conceive, and bear a son." Now a sign from God would
 30    III, 15    |             A NAME OF THE CREATOR'S SON, BUT UNSUITED TO MARCION'
 31    III, 15    |          name of God so that as the Son of both Gods may be fitly
 32    III, 15    |            god, that claims for his son names from the Creator?
 33    III, 16    |         your heresy. When Oshea the son of Nun was destined to be
 34    III, 17    |            the Father addressed the Son just before: "Inasmuch as
 35    III, 17    |            obeyeth the voice of His Son?" And likewise as a healer: "
 36    III, 18    |            Creator would expose His Son to that kind of death on
 37    III, 19    |             unless he speaks of the Son of God? "To us is given
 38    III, 20    |            the Psalms: "Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten
 39    III, 20    |             put in a claim for some son of David being here meant,
 40    III, 20    |          was not to give birth to a son. Nor his wife's either.
 41    III, 20    |          Christ rather than David's son Solomon was to be looked
 42    III, 20    |             to be looked for as the Son of God. Then, again, the
 43    III, 24    |         When Isaac, in blessing his son Jacob, says, "God give thee
 44    III, 24    |             meet the Lord (even the Son of man, who shall come in
 45    III, 24    |            higher blessings is (the Son) of Him who had also promised
 46     IV, 7     |          name of "Jesus" was in the son of Nun. These facts he had
 47     IV, 7     |            called the Holy One, the Son of God;" and, "Thou shalt
 48     IV, 7     |            acknowledge in Jesus the Son of that God who was judicial
 49     IV, 8     |        CERTAIN DEMONS AS CHRIST THE SON OF GOD, WAS THE CREATOR'
 50     IV, 8     |           escape from Archelaus the son of Herod. This fact I have
 51     IV, 8     |           exclaiming, "Thou art the Son of God," of what God, is
 52     IV, 8     |             unclean spirits, as the Son of God even that Christ
 53     IV, 8     |     confessed that (Christ) was the Son of a God who was to be feared,
 54     IV, 8     |         feared by the demons as the Son of the Creator, that he
 55     IV, 10    |            AND FROM THE DESIGNATION SON OF MAN WHICH JESUS GIVES
 56     IV, 10    |      similar affections also in the Son of whom He is the Father.
 57     IV, 10    |    repentance; and how Jonathan the son of Saul blotted out by his
 58     IV, 10    |           them anew. Concerning the Son of man our rule is a twofold
 59     IV, 10    |           as to declare Himself the Son of man, if He be not truly
 60     IV, 10    |           can He be constituted the Son of man, unless He be born
 61     IV, 10    |           ought to be accounted the son of the father or the mother?
 62     IV, 10    |             is not, of course, (the son) of a human father. If He
 63     IV, 10    |        follows that He must be (the son) of a human mother. If of
 64     IV, 10    |           to Him, who would thus be Son both of God and of a man.
 65     IV, 10    |            that is to say, if He be Son of man as born of His mother,
 66     IV, 10    |              Marcion, can admit Him Son of man, I cannot possibly
 67     IV, 10    |             then you deny him to be Son of God; if through a divine
 68     IV, 10    |            also, then He is not the son of any man, and He must
 69     IV, 10    |       Daniel by this very title of "Son of man?" Is not this enough
 70     IV, 10    |            regards the appellation "Son of man," in as far as it
 71     IV, 10    |       Christ and the appellation of Son of man, even the Jesus of
 72     IV, 10    |            fourth, who was like the Son of man." He also was revealed
 73     IV, 10    |           himself expressly as "the Son of man, coming in the clouds
 74     IV, 10    |      designation in prophecy of the Son of man. But the Scripture
 75     IV, 10    |         also, as being likewise the Son of God, rightly enough said
 76     IV, 10    |           as, when He mentioned the Son of man, He also named a
 77     IV, 10    |            of the very designation "Son of man" from the book of
 78     IV, 10    |           was God and man that only Son of man, indeed, in the prophecy
 79     IV, 10    |           acknowledge Him to be the Son of man Himself by His own
 80     IV, 10    |         professed Himself to be the Son of God but for the first
 81     IV, 10    |         that (their Christ) is also Son of man, in order to save
 82     IV, 10    |            that He was the Virgin's son. Since, however, the divine
 83     IV, 10    |           is born of man, being the Son of man. He is body derived
 84     IV, 12    |           restored to life the dead son of the Shunammite woman,
 85     IV, 13    |             the Word, the Creator's Son. "I am present, while it
 86     IV, 14    |          your name as evil, for the Son of man's sake." In this
 87     IV, 14    |        incurred for the sake of the Son of man. What Son of man?
 88     IV, 14    |             of the Son of man. What Son of man? He who (is come)
 89     IV, 14    |          was predicted against that Son of man who has His mission
 90     IV, 14    |             was to be hated for the Son of man's sake, because He
 91     IV, 14    |             point that that was the Son of man in the matter of
 92     IV, 14    |            world) will be that very Son of man on whose account
 93     IV, 17    |             erased? I cannot be the son of a eunuch Especially when
 94     IV, 17    |            became one. I became His son a second time, as soon as
 95     IV, 17    |           Now again He names me His son, not begetting me into natural
 96     IV, 18    |          THE RAISING OF THE WIDOW'S SON. JOHN BAPTIST, AND HIS MESSAGE
 97     IV, 18    |             raised also the widow's son from death. This was not
 98     IV, 18    |      wrought such; then why not His Son much rather? Now, so evidently
 99     IV, 19    |             had heard call Himself "Son of man?" of whom they doubted
100     IV, 19    |      doubted whether He were God or Son of God, from seeing Him,
101     IV, 20    |          testify that Jesus was the Son? No doubt, of that God whose
102     IV, 20    |            proclaimed Him to be the Son of a ruthless God? And what
103     IV, 20    |   acknowledged Jesus, the Judge and Son of the avenging God. Now,
104     IV, 21    |          silence, even because "the Son of man must suffer many
105     IV, 21    |          save it." Surely it is the Son of man who uttered this
106     IV, 21    |         will discover one "like the Son of man" (for He was not
107     IV, 21    |           for He was not yet really Son of man, because not yet
108     IV, 22    |         heaven: "This is my beloved Son, hear Him" Him, that is,
109     IV, 22    |           Father's testimony to the Son; precisely as in the first
110     IV, 22    |           He had said, "Thou art my Son, today have I begotten thee."
111     IV, 22    |           him hear the voice of His Son." When therefore He here
112     IV, 22    |        words, "This is my (beloved) Son," this clause is of course
113     IV, 22    |           right to say, "This is my son," concerning whom you have
114     IV, 22    |           him hear the voice of His Son." This voice the Father
115     IV, 22    |        establishes the words of His Son, when He says, "This is
116     IV, 22    |           says, "This is my beloved Son, hear ye Him." Therefore,
117     IV, 22    |              The Father gave to the Son new disciples, after that
118     IV, 22    |          heaven, This is my beloved Son, hear ye, Him? "I considered
119     IV, 24    |           to raise the Shunammite's son from death, I rather think
120     IV, 25    |      Creator has not delivered to a Son who is less than Himself
121     IV, 25    |             Father delivered to the Son are good. and the Creator
122     IV, 25    |       domains) to deliver it to his son, thus teaching robbery of
123     IV, 25    |        other means of enriching his son than by helping himself
124     IV, 25    |         things has been made to the Son. If, however, you should
125     IV, 25    |       delivery of even these to the Son is within the purpose of
126     IV, 25    |          which he might give to his son, along with the man of the
127     IV, 25    |          who the Father is, but the Son; and who the Son is, but
128     IV, 25    |            but the Son; and who the Son is, but the Father, and
129     IV, 25    |          Father, and he to whom the Son will reveal Him." And so
130     IV, 25    |        continued to the days of the Son of man. For it was on this
131     IV, 25    |            known by him to whom the Son has revealed Him, because
132     IV, 26    |          not denied that He was her son by birth. On hearing this (
133     IV, 28    |    proclamation of the Creator. The Son hates those who refused
134     IV, 28    |             shall speak against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven
135     IV, 29    |          know not the hour when the Son of man shall come" not as
136     IV, 29    |              Since, then, He is the Son of man, I hold Him to be
137     IV, 29    |             Christ under the title "Son of man," that he may give
138     IV, 29    |             was not aware even that Son of man, the Creator's Christ,
139     IV, 29    |        shall be divided against the son, and the son against the
140     IV, 29    |            against the son, and the son against the father; the
141     IV, 30    |       Marcion's) he was called "the Son of man." He received from
142     IV, 35    |           may by Himself, or by His Son, produce after one manner,
143     IV, 35    |             He tells them that "the Son of man must suffer many
144     IV, 36    |           BLIND MAN. HIS SALUTATION SON OF DAVID. ALL PROOFS OF
145     IV, 36    |           by, exclaim, "Jesus, Thou Son of David, have mercy on
146     IV, 36    |         uncertain manner, to be the Son of David (in other words,
147     IV, 36    |      because he was wrong about the son of David Else you must show
148     IV, 36    |        aware that Jesus was not the Son of David, in order that
149     IV, 36    |          cease to regard Him as the Son of David! However, that
150     IV, 36    |              nor deny Him to be the Son of David, He very pointedly
151     IV, 36    |            mere named of Jesus, the Son of David. He, who knew all
152     IV, 36    |             wishes to see Jesus the Son of David must believe in
153     IV, 36    |          not admit Christ to be the son of David so, on the contrary,
154     IV, 36    |             that He was not David's son, and how different in disposition
155     IV, 36    |             stamp? The fact is, the Son of David so acted, that
156     IV, 36    |           as a suppliant to David's son is afflicted with the same
157     IV, 36    |            infirmity. Therefore the Son of David was appeased with
158     IV, 36    |            must win to his help the Son of David by earnest entreaty.
159     IV, 37    |           ears of all: "Jesus, Thou Son of David, have mercy on
160     IV, 37    |          But when He adds, "For the Son of man is come to seek and
161     IV, 37    |         What, however, is lost, the Son of man saves. The body,
162     IV, 38    |          thought Christ was David's Son, whereas (David) himself
163     IV, 38    |            He was his Lord than his Son, an attribute which was
164     IV, 38    |            by the blind man as "the Son of David," then made no
165     IV, 38    |           simply declared to be the Son of David, to be also his
166     IV, 39    |             then shall they see the Son of man coming from the heavens
167     IV, 39    |          the glorious coming of the Son of man from heaven, of which
168     IV, 39    |        wrote: "Behold, one like the Son of man came with the clouds
169     IV, 39    |        about the same advent of the Son of man and the benefits
170     IV, 39    |           by your Christ than by my Son of man. (If you examine)
171     IV, 39    |             suit in every point the Son of man, so that it consistently
172     IV, 39    |           then, as there is but one Son of man whose advent is placed
173     IV, 39    |             follow that to that one Son of man belong both the judgments
174     IV, 39    |        grant that the coming of the Son of man is (the advent) of
175     IV, 39    |           follow, the coming of the Son of man, are both alike indissolubly
176     IV, 39    |          place in the person of the Son of man, to whom you may
177     IV, 41    |             to that man by whom the Son of man is betrayed!" Now
178     IV, 41    |         with a kiss, for He was the Son indeed of Him who was "honoured
179     IV, 41    |          says, "Hereafter shall the Son of man sit on the right
180     IV, 41    |            to them that He was "the Son of man," and of David's
181     IV, 41    |             say: "Art thou then the Son of God?" Of what God, but
182     IV, 41    |         Psalm as having said to His Son, "Sit Thou on my right hand?"
183     IV, 41    |          ought to regard Him as the Son of God, they therefore meant
184     IV, 41    |           words, "Thou art then the Son of God," to be taken in
185     IV, 42    |             is, undoubtedly, as the Son of God, who was to sit at
186     IV, 42    |           He had called Himself the Son of God if He had not pronounced
187     IV, 43conc|             in Galilee, saying, The Son of man must be delivered
188      V, 3     |           to have delivered His own Son to His own curse, than to
189      V, 3     |          the Creator respecting His Son appears to you to be a cruel
190      V, 4     |            come, God sent forth His Son" the God, of course, who
191      V, 4     |          that the revelation of His Son should be postponed to the
192      V, 4     |            what end did He send His Son? "To redeem them that were
193      V, 4     |       allegory indicates, from that son of Abraham who was born
194      V, 4     |             woman; whereas from the son of the bond maid came the
195      V, 5     |             His power, and that the Son too receives the same through
196      V, 8     |           of the race of David, the son of Jesse. In this Christ
197      V, 8     |            come, God sent forth His Son;" and again, "This I say,
198      V, 9     |           Thee," except to His true Son. For although He says of
199      V, 9     |       righteousness unto the King's son," that is, to Christ's people;
200      V, 10    |            his Gospel he admits the Son of man to be both Christ
201      V, 14    |             If the Father "sent His Son in the likeness of sinful
202      V, 14    |            he mean to say that) the Son was sent in the likeness
203      V, 16    |          who is the man of sin, the son of perdition," who must
204      V, 17    |           the Father concerning the Son: "Thou hast put all things
205      V, 19    |             we know that it was the Son who was seen in ancient
206      V, 20    |             he is truly God, as the Son of the Father, in His fashion
207      V, 20    |             to be truly man, as the Son of man, "found in the fashion "