Chapter

 1 4 |         must necessarily be two different Beings.~
 2 5 |   thought. The word is itself a different thing from yourself. Now
 3 7 |     thing may sometimes be made different from him by whom it is made,
 4 9 |      not by division that He is different, but by distinction; because
 5 12|         who issues a command is different from Him who executes it.
 6 14|         Now, then, He must be a different Being who was seen, because
 7 18|         God; and the Son is not different from the Father. Indeed,
 8 27|   another, then the Son will be different from the Father, because
 9 27|      some third substance, very different from either. But the truth
10 28| certainly be, as the quickener, different from the dead Father, or