Chapter

 1 1 |           doctrine of the unity he may fabricate a heresy. He says
 2 2 |      persons; were it only that it may not seem that each perversion
 3 4 |         things under Him, that God may be all in all." We thus
 4 5 |            Discourse. And that you may the more readily understand
 5 5 |            that Reason His Word! I may therefore without rashness
 6 7 |         own; in such a way that He may be regarded as an objective
 7 7 |         body? For although a thing may sometimes be made different
 8 8 |           by the Spirit, and (if I may so express myself) the Spirit
 9 10|        capricious imaginations, we may then make out God to have
10 13|      reflect a while; and that you may think the better and more
11 13|          sons of God by faith, you may be sure that the same Scripture
12 13|           in order that the Father may not, as you perversely infer,
13 14|            Thyself unto me, that I may see Thee and know Thee,"
14 14|         some one on the other side may be disposed to contend that
15 15|           faith) by passages which may admit of dispute out of
16 15| confirmation of our view, that you may not straightway attribute
17 16|              But the heretics, you may be sure, will not allow
18 21|             Now, since these words may not be taken otherwise than
19 21|          works than these, that ye may marvel. For as the Father
20 23|          spoken to Thee, that they may believe that Thou hast sent
21 23|        sakes," that these likewise may believe both in the Father
22 24|             as the Son. And now it may be seen in what sense it
23 25|           are not written that you may believe that Jesus Christ
24 26|        since it comes from him, it may possibly be such in quality
25 28|       Christ, that "our fellowship may be with the Father, and
26 28|           of our Lord Jesus Christ may give unto you the spirit
27 28|          And once for all, that we may not wander through every
28 29|      Scriptures," in order that he may alleviate the harshness