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 1 3 |          his own, or is in such a sense singular, or is in such
 2 3 |         singular, or is in such a sense a monarchy, as not also
 3 5 |          word. Thus, in a certain sense, the word is a second person
 4 8 |          question now is, in what sense each side uses a given thing
 5 9 |          so will you know in what sense this is said. Now, observe,
 6 9 |     statement is taken in a wrong sense by every uneducated as well
 7 9 | predicated a diversity, in such a sense as to imply a separation
 8 10|       should be crucified. In one sense there will be something
 9 11|        excellent Word," in such a sense that He is Himself both
10 12|        order and creates. In what sense, however, you ought to understand
11 13|       taken and understood in the sense in which they are written,
12 19|            If, now, it is in this sense that He stretches out the
13 19|           is a phrase of the same sense exactly as "except the Son,"
14 19|          out alone, except in the sense in which He is "alone" (
15 19|           own interpreter in what sense He stretched out the heavens
16 21|           all things. But in what sense we call Him Another we have
17 24|      EXPLAINED IN AN ANTI-PRAXEAN SENSE.~But there were some who
18 24|         not understanding in what sense he was to take "seeing the
19 24|        now it may be seen in what sense it was said, "He that hath
20 26|          own inherent and natural sense. I will not here largely
21 27|          He be understood in this sense to have become flesh, when
22 29|            it is manifest in what sense he declares "Christ died"
23 29|          Christ died" even in the sense in which He was flesh and