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 1 1     | acknowledge any other Christ as Lord, though he holds Him in
 2 1     |        the same level) with the Lord, just as if it too had existed
 3 1     |    which, according to him, the Lord afterwards created all things.~
 4 2     |      down the premiss, that the Lord made all things either out
 5 2     |     because whatever things the Lord made of Himself would have
 6 2     |      parts,, because, being the Lord, He is indivisible, and
 7 2     |    nothing thus: He defines the Lord as a being who is good,
 8 3     | APPLICABLE TO THE DIVINE BEING, LORD AND FATHER ARE ONLY RELATIVE
 9 3     |      time when God was not also Lord. But it was in no way possible
10 3     |        to be regarded as always Lord, in the same manner as He
11 3     |        regarded as evermore the Lord. So he concludes that God
12 3     | co-existent with Himself as the Lord thereof. Now, this tissue
13 3     |        but not eternally so the Lord. Because the condition of
14 3     |        is, of the Divinity; but Lord is (the name) not of substance,
15 3     |         which is God; the title Lord was afterwards added, as
16 3     |       over which the power of a Lord was to act, God, by the
17 3     |         that power, both became Lord and received the name thereof.
18 3     |     which was to constitute the Lord a Judge, and the latter
19 3     |          In this way He was not Lord previous to those things
20 3     |       of which He was to be the Lord. But He was only to become
21 3     |       But He was only to become Lord at some future time: just
22 3     |      sin, so also did He become Lord by means of those things
23 3     |       of which He was to be the Lord, it merely mentions God. "
24 3     |      nowhere do we yet find the Lord. But when He completed the
25 3     |         He then is designated a Lord. Then also the Scripture
26 3     |        Scripture added the name Lord: "And the Lord God, Deus
27 3     |         the name Lord: "And the Lord God, Deus Dominus. took
28 3     |        He had formed;" "And the Lord God commanded Adam." Thenceforth
29 3     |     previously God only, is the Lord, from the time of His having
30 3     |        of which He might be the Lord. For to Himself He was always
31 3     |        God, when He became also Lord. Therefore, in as far as (
32 3     |          on the ground that the Lord was eternal, in so far will
33 3     |    because it is plain that the Lord as such did not always exist.
34 3     |       on these terms, the title Lord is unsuitable to God in
35 3     |    along experienced God as its Lord, yet Matter does, after
36 3     |        exist in the relation of Lord to it, although all the
37 5     |    prime Author, as well as the Lord of all things. Truth, however,
38 6     |   Author of all things, and the Lord of all things, and being
39 6     |        the first? "I," says the Lord, "have stretched out the
40 9     |   cannot say that it was as its Lord that God employed Matter
41 9     |         could not have been the Lord of a substance which was
42 9     |   converted it into good as its Lord and the good God that so
43 9     |  undoubtedly good, only not the Lord withal, He, by using such
44 9     |      amended if He had been its Lord. Now this is the answer
45 12    |         eternal. But as for the Lord, who is also eternal, (he
46 14    |        good in it, but that the Lord produced whatever good He
47 15    |   weakness or by will, that the Lord proved to be the Author
48 15    |      reason would exculpate the Lord from the reproach of being
49 17    |      hath known the mind of the Lord? or who hath been His counsellor?
50 18    |    indeed, knew the mind of the Lord. For "who knoweth the things
51 18    |   generates It in Himself. "The Lord," says the Scripture, "possessed
52 18    |       its being inherent in the Lord was of Him and in Him, was
53 18    |      which was extrinsic to the Lord! But if this same Wisdom
54 20    |       beginning, who says: "The Lord possessed me, the beginning
55 26    |      how He made him: "And (the Lord) God formed man of the dust
56 29    |    David say: "The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof;
57 29    |        he said, "Thus saith the Lord that created the heavens,
58 32    |        Of darkness, indeed, the Lord Himself by Isaiah says, "
59 32    |        be able to bear up their Lord; but He speaks of that spirit
60 34    |      wax at the presence of the Lord;" that is, "when He riseth
61 37    |        you not only compare the Lord with Matter, but you even
62 45conc|     Indeed, "by the Word of the Lord were the heavens made, and
63 45conc|        of His mouth." He is the Lord's right hand, indeed His
64 45conc|      hath known the mind of the Lord," of which (the apostle)