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 1 9 |      Spirit one, and that They are distinct from Each Other. This statement
 2 9 |        angels." Thus the Father is distinct from the Son, being greater
 3 9 |          thus making the Paraclete distinct from Himself, even as we
 4 9 |           say that the Son is also distinct from the Father; so that
 5 9 |            fact that they have the distinct names of Father and San
 6 9 |          declaration that they are distinct in personality? For, of
 7 11|         Son are demonstrated to be distinct; I say distinct, but not
 8 11| demonstrated to be distinct; I say distinct, but not separate: for as
 9 18|            they nearly always have distinct reference to the makers
10 19|            allow that the Son is a distinct Person, second from the
11 19|       inseparable from the Father, distinct in degree, not in state.
12 21|            CONSTANTLY SPOKEN OF AS DISTINCT PERSONS.~Consider, therefore,
13 25|    PARACLETE, OR HOLY GHOST. HE IS DISTINCT FROM THE FATHER AND THE
14 25|      coherent Persons, who are yet distinct One from Another. These
15 26|            JOHN, IN RESPECT TO THE DISTINCT PERSONALITY OF THE FATHER
16 27|      mentioned), there would be no distinct proofs apparent of either
17 28|         Father of Christ must be a distinct Being. Moreover, when the