Chapter

1 13|   words ought to be taken and understood in the sense in which they
2 22|   exoteric manner, that "they understood not that He spake to them
3 24|     ever been (I will not say understood, but even) supposed to have
4 24|     He meant the Father to be understood as the same with the Son,
5 26|       the whole Godhead to be understood, which was about to retire
6 27|     it must follow that He be understood in this sense to have become
7 27|   likewise require to be thus understood. For if the Word became
8 28|  occurs alone, Christ is also understood, because Jesus is the Anointed
9 31| ancient times was not plainly understood, though declared through