Chapter

 1 1 |    bishop's predecessors in the see, compelled him to recall
 2 4 |         be all in all." We thus see that the Son is no obstacle
 3 14|       Moses in Egypt desired to see the face of the Lord, saying, "
 4 14|     Thyself unto me, that I may see Thee and know Thee," God
 5 14|       God said, "Thou canst not see my face; for there shall
 6 14|          for there shall no man see me, and live: " in other
 7 14|   sentence runs), "No man shall see God, and live ;" or else
 8 14|        that God said, "If a man see my face, he shall not live."
 9 14|      also expresses it, "Now we see through a glass, darkly (
10 14|         occasion, he desires to see His face, which he ought
11 15|       no man hath seen, nor can see;" because the man indeed
12 15|     indeed would die who should see Him. But the very same apostles
13 15|       hath seen, nor indeed can see;" and he accumulates the
14 15|        there: "For no man shall see God, and live." This being
15 16|        no man hath seen nor can see; He who dwelleth in light
16 21| believeth not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God
17 22|      father Abraham rejoiced to see my day; and he saw it, and
18 22|  infatuated, nay, too blind, to see in the first place that
19 24|       remembered: "No man shall see God, and live." So he is
20 24|        reproved for desiring to see the Father, as if He were
21 27|     this point of their heresy. See, say they, it was announced
22 27|         Word the Son of God. We see plainly the twofold state,