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 1 1 |       TRUTH. HOW THEY TAKE THE FORM OF THE PRAXEAN HERESY. ACCOUNT
 2 2 |       not in substance, but in form; not in power, but in aspect;
 3 7 |    also Himself assume His own form and glorious garb, His own
 4 7 |       is He "who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery
 5 7 |       equal with God." In what form of God? Of course he means
 6 7 |        course he means in some form, not in none. For who will
 7 7 |       its own kind, in its own form. Now, even if invisible
 8 7 |      their substance and their form in God, whereby they are
 9 8 |      Following, therefore, the form of these analogies, I confess
10 11|       a dry ground, who had no form nor comeliness." These are
11 14|    seen except in an imaginary form. But, (they say,) He calls
12 15|      thought, gives effect and form to what He sees. Thus all
13 19|      subordinate agent sent to form external things, such as
14 27| unchangeable, and incapable of form, as being eternal. But transfiguration
15 27| unchangeably in His own proper form. Now, if He admits not of