Chapter

 1 1 |    profiled him nothing," not having the love of God, whose very
 2 1 |      to have been plucked up, having been discovered and exposed
 3 1 |  shaken out their seed, which having lain hid for some while,
 4 3 | government it is, either from having a son, or from having made
 5 3 |    from having a son, or from having made himself actually a
 6 4 |     the Father's will, and as having received all power from
 7 6 |       forth the Word Himself, having within Him His own inseparable
 8 7 |       a substantive being, by having a substance of His own;
 9 10|     son. But by reason of not having a son, since I am my own
10 10|      myself my father. By not having a father, however, since
11 22|       that is, the Father, by having said, "I and my Father are
12 24|    Himself to be so regarded, having always professed Himself
13 26|     when he speaks of Him as "having been made flesh," and the
14 26|    and the Word and the Power having been conferred on the Virgin,
15 27|      flesh, whether it was by having been transfigured, as it
16 27|     were, in the flesh, or by having really clothed Himself in