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 1 3 |         of the world, are clearly seen, being understood by those
 2 7 |        love Him, neither eye hath seen, nor ear hath heard, nor
 3 14|       heaven testify what He hath seen and heard," when it is plain
 4 14|          He say that "no man hath seen God at any time, save He
 5 14|          which is of God; He hath seen God?" Because if Christ
 6 14|           God, because no man has seen God; but if, being of God,
 7 14|          if, being of God, He has seen God, He wishes it to be
 8 14|          than man, in that He has seen God. If Christ is only man,
 9 16|         prior to Him Adam will be seen to have been predestinated,
10 18|          THE FACT THAT HE WHO WAS SEEN OF ABRAHAM IS CALLED GOD;
11 18|          FATHER, WHOM NO MAN HATH SEEN AT ANY TIME; BUT OF THE
12 18|       another place that "God was seen of Abraham." And yet the
13 18|           live." If God cannot be seen, how was God seen? Or if
14 18|       cannot be seen, how was God seen? Or if He was seen, how
15 18|        was God seen? Or if He was seen, how is it that He cannot
16 18|           is it that He cannot be seen? For John also says, "No
17 18|           also says, "No man hath seen God at any time;" and the
18 18|           Paul, "Whom no man hath seen, nor can see." But certainly
19 18|         therefore, truly, God was seen. Whence it may be understood
20 18|        was not the Father who was seen, seeing that He never was
21 18|          seeing that He never was seen; but the Son, who has both
22 18|  accustomed to descend, and to be seen because He has descended.
23 18|           inasmuch as He could be seen. And thus the weakness and
24 18|    Wherefore it is the Son who is seen; but the Son of God is the
25 18|          that the Father that was seen by Hagar or not? For He
26 18|         added the instance of God seen of Abraham at the oak of
27 18|       have it that the Father was seen at that time to have been
28 18|          who also is God, who was seen by Abraham, and was believed
29 18|         And this Lord was the God seen by Abraham; and this God
30 18|       guest of Abraham, certainly seen because He was also touched.
31 18|        assuredly not at that time seen, He who was accustomed to
32 18|      accustomed to be touched and seen was seen and received to
33 18|           be touched and seen was seen and received to hospitality.
34 18|         was it the Father who was seen then, but the Son; and Christ
35 18|           the Son; and Christ was seen. Rightly, therefore, Christ
36 18|        God, who was not otherwise seen by Abraham, except that
37 19|          and speckled: for I have seen all that Laban hath done
38 19|         Vision of God: for I have seen the Lord face to face, and
39 19|        Vision of God: "For I have seen," said he, "God face to
40 21|      testified what things he had seen and heard; who "came not
41 25|          death, while the soul is seen to be uncorrupted, and beyond
42 28|           me, Philip? He who hath seen me, hath seen the Father
43 28|         He who hath seen me, hath seen the Father also." But let
44 28|          have known Him, and have seen Him," He said not as wishing
45 28|    henceforth not only known, but seen the Father. For often the
46 28| Henceforth ye have known and have seen Him." Now He said that the
47 28|         that the Father should be seen by whomsoever had followed
48 28|      Himself should be the Father seen, but that whosoever was
49 28|        was the Father: for He was seen, and He was touched· But
50 28|            when Christ Himself is seen and touched, He still promises,
51 28|        Father, seeing that He was seen, and yet promised that whoever
52 28|          that which had yet to be seen; and His promise would have
53 28|          rightly also He was then seen as the Son, because He was
54 28|          and pointed out as to be seen by the pure in heart. Let
55 30|   approach unto, whom no man hath seen, nor can see." And in another