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 1 2 |       One, by unity (that is) of substance; while the mystery of the
 2 2 | condition, but in degree; not in substance, but in form; not in power,
 3 2 |        but in aspect; yet of one substance, and of one condition, and
 4 3 |    joined with the Father in His substance, when He suffers no such (
 5 3 |      members of the Father's own substance, pledges of His love, instruments
 6 4 |        other source but from the substance of the Father, and (represent
 7 5 |       existence as being its own substance. Not that this distinction
 8 5 |     actually animated out of His substance. Observe, then, that when
 9 7 |       that the Word is a certain substance, constructed by the Spirit
10 7 |   substantive being, by having a substance of His own; in such a way
11 7 |       that possibly be devoid of substance which has proceeded from
12 7 |        proceeded from so great a substance, and has produced such mighty
13 7 |          For Spirit has a bodily substance of its own kind, in its
14 7 |         they be, have both their substance and their form in God, whereby
15 7 |         been sent forth from His substance not be without substance!
16 7 |         substance not be without substance! Whatever, therefore, was
17 7 |     Whatever, therefore, was the substance of the Word that I designate
18 9 |         the Father is the entire substance, but the Son is a derivation
19 12|    ground of Personality, not of Substance in the way of distinction,
20 12|         everywhere hold one only substance in three coherent and inseparable (
21 13|          OF PERSONS AND UNITY OF SUBSTANCE. THERE IS NO POLYTHEISM
22 13|       two forms of one undivided substance, as God and His Word, as
23 14|        in the full amount of his substance which is in the heavens,
24 19|        not by severance of their substance, but from the dispensation
25 22|    Indeed, this was the sum: and substance of what He was teaching
26 25|          in respect of] unity of substance not singularity of number.
27 26|       For both the Spirit is the substance of the Word, and the Word
28 26|         God as He is of the same substance as God Himself, and as being
29 26|      accidents of the particular substance. Power is incidental to
30 27|    transfiguration and change of substance, it follows at once that
31 27|        once that Jesus must be a substance compounded of two substances
32 27|        by the other, and a third substance produced. Jesus, therefore,
33 27|          He is rather some third substance, very different from either.
34 27|          doubt according to each substance in its own especial property,
35 30|         He handed over His human substance to the suffering of death.
36 31|      faith, of which this is the substance so to believe in One God
37 31|         the gospel, which is the substance of the New Covenant, laying