Chapter

 1 8 |   Word, as the Paraclete also declares, just as the root puts forth
 2 17|     and even to the Father He declares, "I have manifested Thy
 3 17|  right hand of God," as Peter declares in the Acts; is the Lord
 4 21|   whom He hath sent." He also declares Himself to be "the bread
 5 22|   sent me." When, however, He declares that He is not alone, and
 6 22| hereby separated, although He declares that He proceeded forth
 7 22|    the Son. In like manner He declares, in the case of the man
 8 22|  faith. In a later passage He declares that He is known by the
 9 23|    because, (as He afterwards declares,) "I have not spoken from
10 28|   whilst on the other hand he declares that "every one is born
11 28|   Christ. To the Galatians he declares himself to be "an apostle
12 29|     manifest in what sense he declares "Christ died" even in the