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 1 4 |          delivered up and in like manner, He who subjected (all things),
 2 8 |           own properties. In like manner the Trinity, flowing down
 3 10|           be my own wife. In like manner, in order to be a father,
 4 10|          who makes a son. In like manner, if I am myself my father,
 5 10|         He the Son, since in like manner He has not the Father: for
 6 11|   excellent Word," so you in like manner ought to adduce in opposition
 7 11|       whom He speaks. In the same manner, the other passages also
 8 12|     created things did He in like manner make, who made the former
 9 14|         seen it? And how, in like manner, does the Lord also Say
10 19|        therefore, will be in like manner the Son's, "I have stretched
11 21|        believe?'' And in the same manner He pronounced Peter to be "
12 22|         to explain in an exoteric manner, that "they understood not
13 22|     Abraham, but the Son. In like manner He declares, in the case
14 27| appellation "Son of Man." In like manner, again, the apostle calls
15 27|       Spirit of God;" in the same manner as we find that as "the
16 28|      anointing, would you in like manner say that Jesus was the Son
17 28|      Jesus Christ." Paul, in like manner, everywhere speaks of "God
18 30|        for our offences." In this manner He "forsook" Him, in not
19 31|          believed in, after a new manner, through the Son and the