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 1 1 |     BELIEVE IN GOD THE FATHER AND LORD OMNIPOTENT, THE ABSOLUTE
 2 1 |     believe on God the Father and Lord n Omnipotent; that is, the
 3 3 |      FOUNDER OF ALL THINGS, THEIR LORD AND PARENT, IS PROVED FROM
 4 3 |        the Creator of all things--Lord on account of His power,
 5 3 |          worship, said, "I am the Lord, who made the light and
 6 4 |           IMMORTAL.~Him alone the Lord rightly declares good, of
 7 6 |         it says, "The eyes of the Lord are over the righteous;"
 8 6 |             or when it says, "The Lord God smelled the smell of
 9 6 |           says, "The mouth of the Lord hath spoken these things;"
10 6 |        Finally, in the Gospel the Lord said, "The hour shall come
11 7 |        APPELLATIONS.~But when the Lord says that God is a Spirit,
12 8 |           two sparrows," says the Lord, "shall not fall without
13 9 |          OF GOD, JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD GOD, BEING THE SAME THAT
14 9 |         of God, Christ Jesus, the Lord our God, but the Son of
15 9 |          hand of the Father: "The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit Thou
16 9 |             The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit Thou at my right hand,
17 10|          to take me away from the Lord? Why dost thou compel me
18 10|           the death itself of our Lord. For John says: "The Word
19 11|        fact of asserting that our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of
20 11|           was only man ; that the Lord of all, and the Chief of
21 11|         also described Christ the Lord to be God. Because it does
22 11|          He is proclaimed David's Lord. And in the same manner
23 11|         God He is declared to be "Lord of the Sabbath."~And in
24 12|           I will save them by the Lord their God." If God says
25 13|           in reply to Christ, "My Lord and my God ;" and if, besides,
26 16|           rule prescribed, on the Lord, the one true God, and consequently
27 18|          forth this angel as both Lord and God--for He would not
28 18|        that he called one of them Lord; and when he had washed
29 18|        three angels one is called Lord, why, although it is not
30 18|         it is declared: "Then the Lord rained upon Sodom and upon
31 18|       fire and brimstone from the Lord out of heaven." For thus
32 18|       have overthrown you, as the Lord overturned Sodom and Gomorrha."
33 18|          Gomorrha." Therefore the Lord overturned Sodom, that is,
34 18|         overturning of Sodom, the Lord rained fire from the Lord.
35 18|         Lord rained fire from the Lord. And this Lord was the God
36 18|           from the Lord. And this Lord was the God seen by Abraham;
37 18|         this the Son of God, "The Lord rained from the Lord upon
38 18|          The Lord rained from the Lord upon Sodom and Gomorrha
39 18|         therefore, Christ is both Lord and God, who was not otherwise
40 18|       adds: "And the angel of the Lord called Hagar herself out
41 18|         and pronouncing Him to be Lord whom it had set forth as
42 18|       then, this God was with the Lord, who opened the eyes of
43 19|          God: for I have seen the Lord face to face, and my soul
44 19|         the man who sees God, the Lord was beautifully showing
45 20|           every creature, as both Lord and God? And in the former
46 21|            that in the Gospel the Lord declared, by way of signifying
47 22|      should confess that Jesus is Lord, in the glory of God the
48 22|          God of all and should be Lord, and be begotten and made
49 22|       Christ Jesus is shown to be Lord and God, which the heretics
50 23|      found to be fulfilled in the Lord Jesus Christ, both God and
51 24|           is in the Spirit of the Lord, who descended and came,
52 24| acknowledge that Christ Jesus the Lord, connected on both sides,
53 25|          death? For this also our Lord Himself said, exhorting
54 26|          holds in his hands: "The Lord rained upon Sodom and Gomorrha
55 26|       fire and brimstone from the Lord from heaven?" Or when he
56 26|          beloved writer says: The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit Thou
57 26|       says: The Lord said unto my Lord, Sit Thou on my right hand,
58 26|     written thus: "Thus saith the Lord to Christ my Lord?" Or when
59 26|       saith the Lord to Christ my Lord?" Or when he reads: "I came
60 26|       living God?" Or when by the Lord Himself the sacrament of
61 27|        when at these words of the Lord the Jewish ignorance had
62 27|          makest thyself God," the Lord established the distinction,
63 27|           obedience wherewith the Lord Christ came, being sent,
64 27|           to the testimony of the Lord Christ Himself, and to say
65 28|     indeed, because he has said, "Lord, show us the Father, and
66 28|          the Father. For what the Lord said, "If ye have known
67 28|           any doubt. And thus the Lord in the present passage said, "
68 28|           Father but the Son, the Lord would never have added,
69 29|          in the Scriptures of the Lord, admonish us after these
70 29|        and my handmaids." And the Lord said, "Receive ye the Holy
71 29|          But this Holy Spirit the Lord Christ calls at one time "
72 29|         yet manifested before the Lord's resurrection, but conferred
73 29|           truth." And because the Lord was about to depart to the
74 29|       feared, for the sake of the Lord's name, neither dungeons
75 29|     charismata; and thus make the Lord's Church everywhere, and
76 29|        manner of a dove, when our Lord was baptized, came and abode
77 29|         Spirit of the fear of the Lord shall fill Him." This self-same
78 29|         said in the person of the Lord Himself, in another place,' "
79 29|        place,' "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me; because He has
80 29|           where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty." He
81 29|            guards the laws of the Lord's doctrine incorrupt and
82 30|          one God. Thus indeed the Lord is, as it were, crucified
83 30|         God alone." Moreover, the Lord Himself: "Why askest thou
84 30|      Christ the Son of God is our Lord and God; because "in the
85 30|        and dwelt in us." And, "My Lord and my God." And, "Whose
86 30|         is it said to Christ," My Lord and my God?" Unless, therefore,
87 30|       deny it, that "there is one Lord." What, then, do they think
88 30|      think of Christ?--that He is Lord, or that He is not Lord
89 30|           Lord, or that He is not Lord at all? But they do not
90 30|       doubt absolutely that He is Lord; therefore, if their reasoning
91 30|          Scriptures, there is one Lord? And Christ is called the "
92 30|           truth that there is one Lord, that Christ also is Lord,
93 30|         Lord, that Christ also is Lord, nor with the truth that
94 31|          S DECREE; AND THAT HE IS LORD, AND THE ANGEL OF GOD'S
95 31|     should be God. He is also the Lord, but born for this very
96 31|          Father, that He might be Lord. He is also an Angel, but
97 31|        but He is found to be both Lord and God of all else. Whence,
98 31|          Himself whom He begot as Lord. Moreover, the Son is God