Chapter

 1 2     |       you are not a Christian; having fallen away, after you had
 2 2     |     the fact, however, of your having ceased. to believe has not
 3 3     |     not born, the character of having been born even against!
 4 5     |     God really crucified? And, having been really crucified, did
 5 5     |        He not really die? And, having indeed really died, did
 6 5     |     nor the Son of God without having God for His father. Thus
 7 6     |   Marcion to Apelles. This man having first fallen from the principles
 8 6     |       solid flesh, but without having been born. To this angel,
 9 6     |      be born. Christ, however, having been sent to die, had necessarily
10 6     |   nature (for we read of manna having been food for the people: "
11 8     |       angel of great renown as having created this world of ours,
12 8     |     this world of ours, and as having, after the creation, repented
13 10    |     not be saved except by Him having, it within Himself, I see
14 11    |        it to be corporeal, but having somewhat that is invisible.
15 13    |       also, the soul of Christ having become flesh, cannot be
16 13    |        that which it once was, having become indeed something
17 14    |    made lower than the angels, having become man, with flesh and
18 24    |       the One who is preached. Having thus Marcion in his prophetic
19 25conc| adduced of the flesh in Christ having both been born of the virgin,