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  1 1 |         indeed was Himself Jesus Christ. Here the old serpent has
  2 1 |           since, when he tempted Christ after John's baptism, he
  3 2 |         they declare to be Jesus Christ. We, however, as we indeed
  4 2 |      called by the name of Jesus Christ; we believe Him to have
  5 11|        prophesy of the person of Christ, represent the Son as conversing
  6 11|        Father that is, represent Christ (as speaking) to God. Observe
  7 12|      making man, that is to say, Christ's image, who, being one
  8 12|         be effected in the Word, Christ being present and ministering
  9 13|   anointed Thee or made Thee His Christ." Now, since He here speaks
 10 13|       also says to the Person of Christ: "The Sabaeans, men of stature,
 11 13| expression in Thee, he means) in Christ, and (in the other he means)
 12 13|       and two as Lord, that when Christ should come He might be
 13 13|         Him who is God and Lord, Christ would justly enough be inadmissible
 14 13|      faith. As soon, however, as Christ came, and was recognised
 15 13|           God," and invoke Jesus Christ as "Lord." But when Christ
 16 13|       Christ as "Lord." But when Christ alone (is mentioned), I
 17 13|        apostle says: "Of whom is Christ, who is over all, God blessed
 18 14|   countenance? "My Father," says Christ, "is greater than I." Therefore
 19 14|          Spirit of His person is Christ the Lord." As therefore
 20 14|          the Lord." As therefore Christ is the Spirit of the Father'
 21 14|       His head; for "the head of Christ is God."~
 22 15|          both seen and "handled" Christ." Now, if Christ is Himself
 23 15|        handled" Christ." Now, if Christ is Himself both the Father
 24 15|       not," he says, "seen Jesus Christ our Lord?" Moreover, he
 25 15|    Moreover, he expressly called Christ God, saying: "Of whom are
 26 15|          as concerning the flesh Christ came, who is over all, God
 27 15|          became flesh was called Christ. Of the Father, however,
 28 17|        by them, that the name of Christ belongs also to the Father,
 29 18|          another God and another Christ. When, therefore, He attested
 30 18|        the Son's interests, that Christ should not be supposed to
 31 19|          except the Son," who is Christ, "the Wisdom and Power of
 32 21|          which he had made, that Christ was the Son of God. When
 33 21|          Messias which is called Christ?'' And so lie showed, of
 34 21|         is expressly called "the Christ, the Son of God," and not
 35 21|         believe that Thou an the Christ." (Tell me now, did they
 36 21|         to be the Father, or the Christ of the Father?~
 37 22|   themselves whether He were the Christ (not as being the Father,
 38 22|        In accordance with which, Christ Himself says: "Then shall
 39 22|         Jews if He were the very Christ (meaning, of course, the
 40 22|          meaning, of course, the Christ of God; for to this day
 41 22|          Father Himself, but the Christ of God, it being nowhere
 42 22|          Father will come as the Christ), He said to them, "I am
 43 22|     in-quiry whether He were the Christ of God. Then, again, concerning
 44 24|       PHILIP'S CONVERSATION WITH CHRIST. HE THAT HATH SEEN ME, HATH
 45 24|         Praxeas must tell us how Christ, who had been so long time
 46 24|         the Old Testament as the Christ of God, in the New Testament
 47 24|         He also declared even by Christ Himself; nay, by the very
 48 25|     shall receive of mine," says Christ, just as Christ Himself
 49 25|      mine," says Christ, just as Christ Himself received of the
 50 25|         might believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God?" Whenever,
 51 25|       you may believe that Jesus Christ is the Father, but the Son.~
 52 26|    acknowledged by Peter as the "Christ (the Son) of God," He does
 53 27|     spirit, that is God, that is Christ. Thus they, while contending
 54 27|         For if Jesus is one, and Christ is another, then the Son
 55 27|         Jesus, and the Father is Christ. Such a monarchy as this
 56 27| Valentinus, making two Jesus and Christ. But this conception of
 57 27|          God and Man. Concerning Christ, indeed, I defer what I
 58 28|                          XXVIII. CHRIST NOT THE FATHER, AS PRAXEAS
 59 28|       THE TRUE DOCTRINE OF JESUS CHRIST ACCORDING TO ST. PAUL, WHO
 60 28|        foolish heretic, you make Christ to be the Father, without
 61 28|          of this name, if indeed Christ is a name, and not rather
 62 28|         as He is actually called Christ from the mystery of His
 63 28|     Father? Now then, concerning Christ, if Christ is the Father,
 64 28|      then, concerning Christ, if Christ is the Father, the Father
 65 28|          anointed by the Father. Christ therefore must be the same
 66 28|         crucified, both Lord and Christ," that is, Anointed. John,
 67 28|        denieth that Jesus is the Christ;" whilst on the other hand
 68 28|      believeth that Jesus is the Christ." Wherefore he also exhorts
 69 28|         the Father's,) Son Jesus Christ, that "our fellowship may
 70 28|           and with His Son Jesus Christ." Paul, in like manner,
 71 28|       Father, and our Lord Jesus Christ." When writing to the Romans,
 72 28|       God through our Lord Jesus Christ. To the Galatians he declares
 73 28|        by man, but through Jesus Christ and God the Father." You
 74 28|       Father, and our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of the Father. (
 75 28|        that Jesus is Himself the Christ, and under one or the other
 76 28|        Jesus which occurs alone, Christ is also understood, because
 77 28|     Anointed One; or if the name Christ is the only one given, then
 78 28|         of these two names Jesus Christ, the former is the proper
 79 28|      suggesting the proviso that Christ must be the Son, not the
 80 28|     perceive that by the name of Christ some other God is implied,
 81 28|          the Father this name of Christ! For if Christ is God the
 82 28|      this name of Christ! For if Christ is God the Father, when
 83 28|         If, again, the Father is Christ, He must be some other Being
 84 28|       and declareth unto men His Christ." And if "the kings of the
 85 28|         the Lord and against His Christ," that Lord must be another
 86 28|     another Being, against whose Christ were gathered together the
 87 28|        saith the Lord to my Lord Christ," the Lord who speaks to
 88 28|          speaks to the Father of Christ must be a distinct Being.
 89 28|        the God of our Lord Jesus Christ may give unto you the spirit
 90 28|           He must be other (than Christ), who is the God of Jesus
 91 28|          who is the God of Jesus Christ, the bestower of spiritual
 92 28|       passage, He "who raised up Christ from the dead, and is also
 93 28|         the quickened Father, if Christ who died is the Father.~
 94 29|                     XXIX. IT WAS CHRIST THAT DIED, THE FATHER IS
 95 29|         content with saving that Christ died, the Son of the Father;
 96 29|   feeling the weight of it that "Christ died," immediately adds, "
 97 29|  substances are alleged to be in Christ namely, the divine and the
 98 29|          what sense he declares "Christ died" even in the sense
 99 29|        since he says that it was Christ (that is, the Anointed One)
100 29|         to the Son (inasmuch as "Christ has been made a curse for
101 29|      since, however, you convert Christ into the Father, you are
102 29|          But when we assert that Christ was crucified, we do not
103 30|         TOO, THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST, HIS ASCENSION, SESSION
104 30|       mystery of the doctrine of Christ.~
105 31|       shall confess that (Jesus) Christ is the Son of God" (not