Chapter

1 5 |       mind; and while you are speaking, you admit speech as an
2 7 |      acknowledges the Father, speaking in His own person, under
3 11|    was Himself to whom He was speaking, He speaks rather to another,
4 11|      is, represent Christ (as speaking) to God. Observe also the
5 11|       Observe also the Spirit speaking of the Father and the Son,
6 12|    deceiving or amusing us in speaking plurally, if He is One only
7 15| confirms this statement; for, speaking of God, he says, "Whom no
8 21|      it "His Father's house," speaking as the Son. In His address