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 1 4 |      ONLY, INFINITE; AND HIS OWN NAME CAN NEVER BE DECLARED, AND
 2 4 |        who claims to Himself the name of "the Perfect," both Parent
 3 4 |          For what He is has this name, because it always maintains
 4 4 |     takes away the force of that name "That I Am;" for whatever,
 5 4 |        it results that God's own name also cannot be declared,
 6 4 |       For that is contained in a name which is, in any way, comprehended
 7 4 | condition of His nature. For the name is the signification of
 8 4 |     could be comprehended from a name. But when that which is
 9 4 |        reasons and occasions His name of God, we know that it
10 12|       son, and ye shall call His name Emmanuel, which is, interpreted,
11 12|         therefore it is He whose name is God with us, because
12 13|     truth.". For, moreover, "His name is called the Word of God,"
13 13|        subsequently calls by the name of the King inferentially, "
14 18|        gives her the hope of the name of mother, and pledges and
15 18|        was an an gel? Since this name is nowhere conceded to angels,
16 18|          Him also is applied the name of angel, since He became
17 19|          the power of the divine name,--an authority which He
18 19|         And He said, What is thy name? And he said, Jacob. And
19 19|          And He said to him, Thy name shall no longer be called
20 19|          but Israel shall be thy name; because thou hast prevailed
21 19|  moreover: "And Jacob called the name of that place the Vision
22 19|       Jacob says, "Moreover, thy name shall no longer be called
23 19|          but Israel shall be thy name;" and if lsrael is the man
24 19|         had wrestled, called the name of that place in which he
25 20|        any reason to attain this name without blasphemy, that
26 20|      although they say that this name was given even to Moses,
27 20|          former case indeed this name is given with reserve, in
28 20|          the power of the divine name, both above all things and
29 20|          hesitation attains that name of God, how much more shall
30 20|   attained the authority of that name?~
31 22|        Him, and hath given Him a name which is above every name;
32 22|        name which is above every name; that in the name of Jesus
33 22|          every name; that in the name of Jesus every knee should
34 22|           For He has "received a name which is above every name,"
35 22|        name which is above every name," which assuredly we understand
36 22|        to be none other than the name of God. For since it belongs
37 22|      things, it follows that the name which is that God's who
38 22|       all things, is above every name; which name by consequence
39 22|          above every name; which name by consequence is certainly
40 22|          knee bend itself in His name, "of things in heaven, and
41 22|    received from the Father that name which is above every name;
42 22|        name which is above every name; and since it is shown that
43 22|          it is shown that in His name "every knee of things in
44 23|          the power of the divine name. This, however, we do not
45 24|            And ye shall call His name Emmanuel; which is, interpreted,
46 24|       the original cause of that name Son of God is in the Spirit
47 24|      only the continuance of the name in the case of the Son of
48 26|         following the sound of a name; for they are not willing
49 27|      respect of the sound of the name, but moreover in respect
50 28|     Father, it is said, "And His name shall be called the Angel
51 28|          they do unto you for my name's sake, because they know
52 29|       for the sake of the Lord's name, neither dungeons nor chains,
53 31|      that divine substance whose name is the Word, whereby all