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 1 5 |   without a tongue, so that His word was a phantom to the ears
 2 7 |    because they listened to the word (of God) He points out in
 3 7 |      brothers, as highly as the word of God, He were Himself
 4 7 |       were Himself to leave the word of God as soon as His mother
 5 7 |      more "blessed who hear the word of God." ~
 6 12|  ignorant of itself, but of the word of God. "The life," says
 7 16|      own, He made it sinless. A word of caution, however, must
 8 17|      virgin, that the ensnaring word had crept into her ear which
 9 17|         must be introduced that Word of God which was to raise
10 17|      Eve did not at the devil's word conceive in her womb. Well,
11 17|      conceived; for the devil's word afterwards became as seed
12 17|      into the virgin's womb His Word, as the good Brother, who
13 18|         took from God, for "the Word "say they, "was made flesh."
14 18|     that anything else than the Word was made flesh. Now, whether
15 18|       was of the flesh that the Word was made flesh, or whether
16 18|        not from itself, was the Word made flesh. And if not from
17 18|       suitably suppose that the Word became flesh than from that
18 19|       HIS DIVINE NATURE, AS THE WORD OF GOD, BECAME FLESH, NOT
19 19| properly, because Christ is the Word of God, and with the Word
20 19|       Word of God, and with the Word the Spirit of God, and by
21 19|        the will of God that the Word was made flesh. To the flesh,
22 19|          indeed, and not to the Word, accrues the denial of the
23 19|         be born, and not as the Word. Now, whilst the passage
24 20|   greater emphasis, he uses the word "made" rather than born,
25 20|   confirmed the statement, "The Word was made flesh," but he
26 20|       are suspended. But if the Word was made flesh of Himself
27 21|                        XXI. THE WORD OF GOD DID NOT BECOME FLESH
28 21|  consisted in this, that as the Word of God became flesh without
29 21|       Conceive what? I ask. The Word of God, of course, and not
30 21|          on the other hand, the Word became flesh of Himself,
31 21|      from the conception of the Word, is not her own flesh. But