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 1     II, 17    |         gave free forgiveness to David on his confessing his sins
 2     II, 27    |         angels, as is written in David. In which lowering of His
 3    III, 13    |    respecting that gift of gold, David also says: "And there shall
 4    III, 14    |         Gird on Thy sword," says David, "upon Thy thigh." But what
 5    III, 14    |          thigh in the passage of David, and sent as it would one
 6    III, 17    |      from men," For although, in David s words, He is fairer than
 7    III, 19    |         you read in the words of David, how that "the Lord reigneth
 8    III, 19    |        we have shown above. Now, David himself did not suffer this
 9    III, 20    |   PREDICTED. THE SURE MERCIES OF DAVID. WHAT THESE ARE.~It is sufficient
10    III, 20    |          a claim for some son of David being here meant, rather
11    III, 20    |          earth being promised to David, whose kingdom was confined
12    III, 20    |         interpret these words of David, because He previously said, "
13    III, 20    |         even the sure mercies of David." Indeed, you will be obliged
14    III, 20    |          reckoned to spring from David by carnal descent, by reason
15    III, 20    |        Him, there is the oath to David in the psalm, "Of the fruit
16    III, 20    |     throne." What body is meant? David's own? Certainly not. For
17    III, 20    |          own? Certainly not. For David was not to give birth to
18    III, 20    |        refers the womb (body) to David, as to the chief of the
19    III, 20    |          of "the sure mercies of David," which were Christ's, inasmuch
20    III, 20    |   inasmuch as Christ sprang from David, or rather His very flesh
21    III, 20    |        His very flesh itself was David's "sure mercies," consecrated
22    III, 20    |        Kings, makes a promise to David for his seed, "which shall
23    III, 20    |      into a fit of laughter. For David will evidently have brought
24    III, 20    |      here designated the seed of David, as of that womb which was
25    III, 20    |      womb which was derived from David, that is, Mary's? Now, because
26    III, 20    |       temple, Christ rather than David's son Solomon was to be
27    III, 20    |        have "the sure mercies of David." Him, not David, has God
28    III, 20    |      mercies of David." Him, not David, has God appointed for a
29    III, 20    |    commander to the nations, not David, who ruled over Israel alone.
30     IV, 1     |          law which (according to David also) is unblameable, because "
31     IV, 1     |      adding "the sure mercies of David," in order that He might
32     IV, 1     |          He was of the family of David, according to the genealogy
33     IV, 10    |        read, too, how that, when David acknowledged his sin against
34     IV, 12    | precedent as from the example of David, when he went into the temple
35     IV, 12    |       from work; because he puts David and his companions on a
36     IV, 14    |    nations shall serve Him." Now David only reigned over the Jewish
37     IV, 14    |          that this was spoken of David; whereas He had taken upon
38     IV, 35    |  manifestation was celebrated by David the first in rejection,
39     IV, 36    |       MAN. HIS SALUTATION SON OF DAVID. ALL PROOFS OF CHRIST'S
40     IV, 36    |     MARCION'S ANTITHESIS BETWEEN DAVID AND CHRIST CONFUTED.~When
41     IV, 36    |     exclaim, "Jesus, Thou Son of David, have mercy on me?" unless
42     IV, 36    |         manner, to be the Son of David (in other words, to belong
43     IV, 36    |        other words, to belong to David's family) through his mother
44     IV, 36    |       was wrong about the son of David Else you must show me, that
45     IV, 36    |         Jesus was not the Son of David, in order that they may
46     IV, 36    |         regard Him as the Son of David! However, that you may not
47     IV, 36    |        deny Him to be the Son of David, He very pointedly confirmed
48     IV, 36    |          Jesse, and the fruit of David's loins, the restorer also
49     IV, 36    |       named of Jesus, the Son of David. He, who knew all this of
50     IV, 36    |          to see Jesus the Son of David must believe in Him; through
51     IV, 36    |   Marcion's Antitheses): whereas David in old time, in the capture
52     IV, 36    |          Christ to be the son of David so, on the contrary, Christ
53     IV, 36    |         this act that He was not David's son, and how different
54     IV, 36    |         kind to the blind, while David ordered them to be slain.
55     IV, 36    |          The fact is, the Son of David so acted, that the Antithesis
56     IV, 36    |       Those persons who offended David were blind, and the man
57     IV, 36    |        himself as a suppliant to David's son is afflicted with
58     IV, 36    |  infirmity. Therefore the Son of David was appeased with some sort
59     IV, 36    |       win to his help the Son of David by earnest entreaty. But,
60     IV, 36    |        Jebusites) which offended David, and not their malady.~
61     IV, 37    |         all: "Jesus, Thou Son of David, have mercy on me." And "
62     IV, 37    |          God" not Marcion's, but David's. Now, although Zacchaeus
63     IV, 38    |       Scribes thought Christ was David's Son, whereas (David) himself
64     IV, 38    |        was David's Son, whereas (David) himself calls Him Lord,
65     IV, 38    |     relation has this to Christ? David did not literally confute
66     IV, 38    |        error of the Scribes, yet David asserted the honour of Christ,
67     IV, 38    |         blind man as "the Son of David," then made no remark on
68     IV, 38    |        declared to be the Son of David, to be also his Lord. He
69     IV, 38    |      acknowledged His Sonship to David; but at the same time He
70     IV, 38    |        knowing that He was also (David's) Lord. Whatever had relation
71     IV, 41    |          the Son of man," and of David's Psalm, that He would "
72      V, 1intro|        in Saul's conduct towards David, exhibited first in violent
73      V, 1intro|       same tribe and of Jesus in David, from whom He descended
74      V, 8     |        the virgin of the race of David, the son of Jesse. In this
75      V, 8     |          man of the race only of David) was to obtain the Spirit
76      V, 11    |          How prompt in pardoning David on his confession of his
77      V, 18    |         into chains? For when by David Christ is sung as "girded