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 1 8 |           VIII. OF THE PRODIGAL SON.~But, however, the majority
 2 8 |       the person of the younger son, to obtain pardon, unless
 3 8 |         comparison of the elder son, the consequence of course
 4 8 |     joint figure of the younger son. For although the Jew withal
 5 8 |         Jew withal be called "a son," and an "elder one," inasmuch
 6 8 |        no less than the younger son, having squandered God's
 7 8 |        the Jew with the younger son, "according to the analogy
 8 9 |         TO THAT OF THE PRODIGAL SON.~We, however, who do not
 9 9 |        the case of the prodigal son, to consider first that
10 9 |       the story of the prodigal son should apply to a Christian.
11 9 |   Wherefore, if the image of a "son" is not entirely suitable
12 9 |       This will be the prodigal son, who never in days bygone
13 9 |       the voluptuousness of the son to the shape of the Christian
14 9 |     will be able to restore the son; and will joyfully proclaim
15 17|          through flesh, His own Son, in similitude of flesh
16 19|         said: "The blood of His Son purifieth us utterly from
17 19|     this end was manifested the Son of God, to undo the works
18 19|      not modest again become (a son) of God, who has already
19 19|        who will cease to be the son of God if he do incur them.
20 20|        again for themselves the Son of God, and dishonouring
21 21|       the One Divinity--Father, Son. and Holy Spirit. (The Spirit)
22 22|       death by his own, but the Son of God alone? For even in
23 22| Therefore, that ye may know the Son of man to have the power