Chapter

1 3 |    the Father previous to the Son, nor a Judge previous to
2 3 |     existed with Him, nor the Son; the former of which was
3 3 |      became the Father by the Son, and a Judge by sin, so
4 11|       beneath the feet of His Son His enemies, as being the
5 18|       indeed nobler, than the Son of God, the only-begotten
6 18| indeed unbegotten, whilst the Son of God is begotten ("for,"
7 18|      by putting it before the Son. Because the Son is the
8 18|   before the Son. Because the Son is the Word, and "the Word
9 18|       after all, perhaps, the Son will patiently enough submit