Chapter

 1 9 |     the Spirit of truth," thus making the Paraclete distinct from
 2 12|       Himself in plural terms, making Himself plural on that very
 3 12|     One in whose image God was making man, that is to say, Christ'
 4 16|     substances, body and soul, making inquiry of Adam (as if He
 5 19|       ignorant of what she was making. "Except Wisdom," however,
 6 19| turning wise men backward, and making their knowledge foolish,
 7 20|   testimonies are to be found (making for them) in the general
 8 21|       God was His Father, thus making Himself equal with God.
 9 22|       sure, of which they were making in-quiry whether He were
10 23|       a promise to Himself, by making it to the Son, since the
11 23|       by His resurrection, and making Him conqueror over death.~
12 27|      the school of Valentinus, making two Jesus and Christ. But
13 31|   believed in as Three, and as making One Only God? God was pleased