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  1      I, 23    |         his God, the son from his father, the pupil from his tutor,
  2      I, 23    |         his God, undutiful to his father, ungrateful to his tutor,
  3      I, 24    |          ye perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect."
  4      I, 27    |       such a god) is neither your Father, towards whom your love
  5     II, 13    | manifesting God as both a perfect father and a perfect master: a
  6     II, 13    |           and a perfect master: a father in His mercy, a master in
  7     II, 13    |       master in His discipline; a father in the mildness of His power,
  8     II, 13    |         master in its severity; a father who must be loved with dutiful
  9     II, 15    |          in other words, that the father should not bear the iniquity
 10     II, 15    |           son the iniquity of the father, but that every man should
 11     II, 17    |           neighbour's; honour thy father and thy mother; and, thou
 12     II, 26    |          as the deprecator of the Father, and the offerer of His
 13     II, 27    |         SUSTAINED BY THE ALMIGHTY FATHER, NEVER VISIBLE TO MAN. PERVERSENESS
 14     II, 27    |        act in the name of God the Father; that He actually from the
 15     II, 27    |    condition He received from the Father a dispensation in those
 16     II, 27    |           regard, however, to the Father, the very gospel which is
 17     II, 27    |       Christ: "No man knoweth the Father, save the Son." For even
 18     II, 27    |          live." He means that the Father is invisible, in whose authority
 19     II, 27    |         God, must be found in the Father, who is invisible and unapproachable,
 20     II, 27    |        Witness and Servant of the Father, uniting in Himself man
 21    III, 2     |         He was the Son of God His Father. For this was a point of
 22    III, 2     |          point of order, that the Father should announce the Son
 23    III, 2     |         before the Son should the Father, and that the Father should
 24    III, 2     |          the Father, and that the Father should testify of the Son
 25    III, 2     |         Son should testify of the Father. Secondly, because, in addition
 26    III, 2     |        acknowledged as Son if the Father never named Him, nor be
 27    III, 2     |        gave Him a commission: the Father, if any, purposely naming
 28    III, 2     |           will not allow that the Father should come after the Son
 29    III, 4     |         way a son previous to his father's announcement, a sent one
 30    III, 5     |       that a man should leave his father and mother and become one
 31    III, 6     |        both heard and seen as the Father's vicegerent in the name
 32    III, 6     |         have not acknowledged the Father have failed likewise to
 33    III, 7     |        infirmity;" "placed by the Father as a stone of stumbling
 34    III, 7     |         and Thy majesty." For the Father, after making Him a little
 35    III, 7     |           true High Priest of the Father, in the person of Joshua,
 36    III, 13    |         have knowledge to cry, My father and My mother, He shall
 37    III, 13    |      Damascus before he knows his father and mother's name, it follows
 38    III, 13    |        passage He also says: "Thy father was an Amorite, and thy
 39    III, 17    |           all men." Similarly the Father addressed the Son just before: "
 40    III, 18    |       when he was given up by his father as an offering, himself
 41    III, 18    |           who was destined by His Father as a sacrifice, and carried
 42    III, 18    |         when he is blessed by his father in these words: "His glory
 43    III, 19    |       again, when He implores His Father's help, He says, "Save me
 44    III, 20    |       there will occur to you the Father's promise in the Psalms: "
 45    III, 20    |         the chief of the race and father of the family. Because it
 46    III, 20    | attributed the body (womb) to the father. That new dispensation,
 47    III, 22    |          ascribe glory to God the Father, in the person of Christ
 48    III, 22    |     Christ Himself addressing His Father; "I will declare Thy name
 49    III, 23    |           Psalm He demands of the Father their dispersion: "Scatter
 50     IV, 9     |        the Catholic Priest of the Father. Accordingly He added: "
 51     IV, 10    |         the Son of whom He is the Father. I see how the Ninevites
 52     IV, 10    |         beginning He acted in the Father's name. I read, too, how
 53     IV, 10    |         of a human parent, either father or mother. And then the
 54     IV, 10    |          accounted the son of the father or the mother? Since He
 55     IV, 10    |          is (begotten) of God the Father, He is not, of course, (
 56     IV, 10    |      course, (the son) of a human father. If He is not of a human
 57     IV, 10    |           If He is not of a human father, it follows that He must
 58     IV, 10    |       virgin. For to whom a human father is not ascribed, to his
 59     IV, 10    |         because not begotten of a father, and His mother be a virgin,
 60     IV, 10    |          be a virgin, because His father is not human He will be
 61     IV, 10    |           see. If through a human father, then you deny him to be
 62     IV, 10    |            if not through a human father also, then He is not the
 63     IV, 10    |         God as actually the human father of Christ, as Valentinus
 64     IV, 11    |           was given to him by the Father. He had nowhere read of
 65     IV, 11    |       also says exultingly of the Father: "Let my soul rejoice in
 66     IV, 12    |         by the benediction of the Father, an additional sanctity
 67     IV, 13    |         He is indeed heard by the Father. Accordingly turn over the
 68     IV, 13    |        voice of His prayer to the Father by night, the psalm manifestly
 69     IV, 13    |           and the audience of the Father: you have, (in short,) the
 70     IV, 13    |            the High Priest of the Father, puts on; as if, also, they
 71     IV, 13    |           and He built her by the Father's will; that you may know
 72     IV, 13    |           church according to the Father's will even of other races
 73     IV, 16    |          the dispensations of the Father, both revealed and made
 74     IV, 16    |         to all men the law of His Father's compassion, excepting
 75     IV, 17    |     Especially when I have for my Father the same great Being whom
 76     IV, 17    |         of the universe as much a Father, even of all men, as (Marcion'
 77     IV, 17    |      merciful," says He, "as your Father also that had mercy upon
 78     IV, 18    |        the Word and Spirit of the Father, was operating and preaching
 79     IV, 19    |         that "whosoever preferred father or mother or brethren to
 80     IV, 21    |        declaration; "made" by the Father "a little lower than the
 81     IV, 22    |        voice from heaven, and the Father's testimony to the Son;
 82     IV, 22    |          His Son." This voice the Father was going Himself to recommend.
 83     IV, 22    |         law and the prophets. The Father gave to the Son new disciples,
 84     IV, 23    |          alleged as an excuse his father's burial, "Let the dead
 85     IV, 23    |          dead person; and for his father he shall not be defiled";
 86     IV, 23    |       dead body," not even of his father, or his mother, or his brother.
 87     IV, 24    |      received this power from the Father, in order to bestow it upon
 88     IV, 25    |            XXV. CHRIST THANKS THE FATHER FOR REVEALING TO BABES WHAT
 89     IV, 25    |           says, "I thank thee, (O Father,)and own Thee, Lord of heaven,
 90     IV, 25    |        the Lord of heaven nor the Father of Christ but He in whom
 91     IV, 25    |           delivered unto me of my Father." you may believe Him, if
 92     IV, 25    |           delivered to him by the Father? Are they the Creator's?
 93     IV, 25    |         Then the things which the Father delivered to the Son are
 94     IV, 25    |           delivered to him by the Father, by what right does he claim
 95     IV, 25    |            no man knoweth who the Father is, but the Son; and who
 96     IV, 25    |           who the Son is, but the Father, and he to whom the Son
 97     IV, 25    |      inserted the clause that the Father is known by him to whom
 98     IV, 25    |           announced as set by the Father to be a light to the Gentiles,
 99     IV, 26    |          had been praying to that Father above, looking up with insolent
100     IV, 26    |      therein. To whom can I say, "Father?" To him who had nothing
101     IV, 26    |        Creator recognise also as "Father." It is even He who knows
102     IV, 28    |          refused obedience to the Father; nor does He wish His disciples
103     IV, 29    |           further adds, "But your Father knoweth that ye have need
104     IV, 29    |           I would first ask, what Father Christ would have to be
105     IV, 29    |         thief, whose hour, if the father of the family had only known,
106     IV, 29    |       lord. He says at last, "The father shall be divided against
107     IV, 29    |           and the son against the father; the mother against the
108     IV, 30    |        man." He received from the Father the seed of the kingdom,
109     IV, 34    |         same time represented the Father, even Him who united male
110     IV, 34    |        Gentiles (since he is "the father of many nations," which
111     IV, 35    |  veritable High Priest of God the Father, He inspected them according
112     IV, 36    |         false witness, Honour thy father and thy mother?" Or did
113     IV, 39    |         Himself received from the Father the ability of uttering
114     IV, 39    |         who is not subject to the Father. That persecutions from
115     IV, 39    |            which in the Psalm the Father had promised to give to
116     IV, 42    |          with a loud voice to the Father, "Into Thine hands I commend
117     IV, 43conc|        THE WISDOM OF THE ALMIGHTY FATHER, AS INDICATED IN PROPHECY.
118      V, 3     |          reason to be called "the father of many nations," whilst
119      V, 3     |          is in faith our (common) father, so here also he named us "
120      V, 3     |        that Abraham should be the father of (many) nations. As to
121      V, 4     |         our hearts, crying, Abba, Father." For "in the last days,"
122      V, 4     |     promise thereof? Who is (our) Father, but He who is also our
123      V, 5     |        blessings as "from God the Father and the Lord Jesus," he
124      V, 5     |         God is declared to be the Father and the Lord Jesus, unless (
125      V, 5     |   universe can be acknowledged as Father and Lord; next, that to
126      V, 5     |           Lord; next, that to the Father also the title of Lord accrues
127      V, 5     |     receives the same through the Father; then that "grace and peace"
128      V, 7     |          an offender" who had his father's wife." He followed, no
129      V, 7     |         there is but one God, the Father." Now, from whom do all
130      V, 11    |      CORINTHIANS. THE CREATOR THE FATHER OF MERCIES. SHOWN TO BE
131      V, 11    |        blessed God," (who is "the Father) of our Lord Jesus Christ,
132      V, 11    |          us. Now, if the title of Father may be claimed for (Marcion'
133      V, 11    |        suitable, who is also "the Father of mercies," and (in the
134      V, 11    |         will allow him to be "the Father of mercies." Since, however,
135      V, 11    |       revealed, as if he were the father of mercies from the time
136      V, 14    |      CREATOR'S SCRIPTURES.~If the Father "sent His Son in the likeness
137      V, 17    |     because foretold. Again, "the Father of glory" is He whose Christ,
138      V, 17    |    passage the Spirit says to the Father concerning the Son: "Thou
139      V, 17    |           obtained "access to the Father," being "now no more strangers
140      V, 18    |       cause shall a man leave his father and his mother, (and shall
141      V, 18    |         says plainly, "Honour thy father and thy mother." Again, (
142      V, 19    |          like manner say that the Father of Christ is invisible,
143      V, 19    |         God) as the image of (the Father) Himself. He must not be
144      V, 19    |       could it have "pleased (the Father) that in Him should all
145      V, 20    |      truly God, as the Son of the Father, in His fashion and image,