Chapter

1 1 | concerning thee" referring no doubt, to the Father "and in their
2 19|  futurity I AM." The Word, no doubt, was before all things. "
3 21|     written, there is without doubt shown to be One who was
4 21|    the beloved Son. He is, no doubt, ever the Son of God, but
5 22|      s? So, when they were in doubt among themselves whether
6 22|       their opinion. Unus, no doubt, indicates the singular
7 27|     God and Man, differing no doubt according to each substance
8 27|  flesh. In one Person they no doubt are well able to be co-existent.