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 1     II, 4 |       who was His own image and likeness? That image was wrought
 2     II, 4 |         in our image, after our likeness." Goodness spake the word;
 3     II, 5 |         man, the very image and likeness of Himself, and, by the
 4     II, 5 |     presence of God's image and likeness in him by nothing so well
 5     II, 5 |   nature, that he expressed his likeness to the form of God; but
 6     II, 6 |         worthy as the image and likeness of God? This also was undoubtedly
 7     II, 6 |        he who is) the image and likeness of God should be formed
 8     II, 6 |       reckoned as the image and likeness of God in him. For this
 9     II, 8 |      and as being the image and likeness of God, was stronger than
10     II, 16|         and clothing God in the likeness of man, instead of man in
11     II, 16|  therefore, is to be deemed the likeness of God in man, that the
12     II, 22|   account of which the making a likeness is prohibited; and they
13    III, 10|        that account include the likeness of it also in his contempt?
14    III, 10|   natural state is, so will the likeness be. But how could he hold
15    III, 18|    Moses, after prohibiting the likeness of everything, set up the
16     IV, 21| creature man, for the image and likeness of Himself, and not of another,
17     IV, 38|         stamped with His image, likeness, name, and substance. Let
18      V, 6 |         work, and the image and likeness of the Creator, having his
19      V, 8 |        our own image, after our likeness"), how can I possibly have
20      V, 10|     walking, and to put off the likeness of the earthly, that is,
21      V, 14|   MEANING OF ST. PAUL'S PHRASE. LIKENESS OF SINFUL FLESH. NO DOCETISM
22      V, 14|     Father "sent His Son in the likeness of sinful flesh," it must
23      V, 14|         the Son was sent in the likeness of sinful flesh, that He
24      V, 14|       it is a great thing). The likeness, therefore, will have reference
25      V, 14|       sinful," if he meant the "likeness" to be so predicated of
26      V, 14|      the flesh and referred the likeness to the fault of the substance,
27      V, 14|       But even suppose that the likeness was predicated of the substance,
28      V, 14|     contrary things there is no likeness. Thus the likeness of flesh
29      V, 14|        is no likeness. Thus the likeness of flesh would not be called
30      V, 14|       is not susceptible of any likeness to spirit; but it would
31      V, 14|          It is, however, called likeness, since it is what it seems
32      V, 14|      and nothing else, is not a likeness. The apostle, however, himself
33      V, 18|         it and crowning it. The likeness partakes with the reality
34      V, 20|      PHRASES FORM OF A SERVANT, LIKENESS, AND FASHION OF A MAN NO
35      V, 20|   reality, "and was made in the likeness of man," not a man, "and
36      V, 20|        not accrue both form and likeness and fashion. It is well
37      V, 20|        image (or "fashion") and likeness and form shall be claimed