Chapter

1 10| Since, therefore, if God had wished to make Himself a Son to
2 13|     Thine Arm, if he had not wished us to understand that the
3 22|      with them, because they wished to kill Him, He said, "I
4 24|    in this character that He wished to be accepted by them whenever
5 24|   object of their ignorance, wished Himself to be acknowledged
6 24|    to clear up that which He wished men to understand namely,
7 24| Father; because He had never wished Himself to be so regarded,
8 26|      directly naming God, he wished that portion of the whole