Chapter

 1 4 |        in Him which constitutes Divinity, must necessarily exist
 2 11|       by the association of the divinity of the Word in that very
 3 11|       exclude the powers of the divinity; when if this argument from
 4 11|    infirmities, the argument of divinity in Him gathered from His
 5 12|        by the truth of Christ's divinity, let them rush into the
 6 13|    created by Him; by that very divinity in Him whereby, the world
 7 13|        the consciousness of His divinity; and if, finally, the Apostle
 8 13|      and conditions of Christ's divinity, says in reply to Christ, "
 9 15|     this world according to the divinity of the Word, so He is of
10 15|      the one aspect of His sole divinity, because the Jewish blindness
11 15|         world, and spoke of His divinity alone, which is not of the
12 15|       draw them to consider His divinity, so as to believe Him to
13 15|      incredulity concerning His divinity by omitting in the meantime
14 15|         setting before them His divinity alone. If Christ is man
15 15| immortality is the associate of divinity, because both the divinity
16 15|      divinity, because both the divinity is immortal, and immortality
17 15|     immortality is the fruit of divinity. For every man is mortal;
18 15|      and by immortality affords divinity. But although it is not
19 15|         not give; but by giving divinity by immortality, He proves
20 15|   Himself to be God by offering divinity, which if He were not God
21 15|        but as pertaining to His divinity, by saying, "I and the Father
22 16|       the testimony of Christ's divinity is immense, in the Paraclete
23 16|    establish the formula of His divinity for those who should believe.
24 16|         one side, that Christ's divinity may be destroyed; or if
25 16|       set aside, let His proper divinity be attributed to Christ
26 21|       that manifestation of the divinity of Christ, except that I
27 21|        because according to His divinity the Word proceeded from
28 21|       away from Christ, nor His divinity denied? For if He is only
29 21|      but if He is only man, the divinity which is before every creature
30 21|  creature, the agreement of the divinity and the humanity seems to
31 22|     that the claim of a certain divinity would be robbery, to wit,
32 22|     these higher matters of the divinity of Christ, Christ Jesus
33 23|     magnitude and truth of this divinity, exaggerating His honours
34 23|      excellent argument for the divinity of Christ, who is so far
35 23|          and have confessed the divinity in Christ with such impetuosity
36 23| compelled to it by the manifest divinity in Christ--that they thought
37 23|       far embraced the manifest divinity of Christ, as to say that
38 25|      cannot understand that the divinity is impassible, although
39 25|         is man? For what if the divinity in Christ does not die,
40 25|        alone, while against the divinity of the Word it could not
41 27|        stir up a controversy of divinity and religion, contrary to
42 28|        accustomed to seeing the divinity in likeness, he may go forward,
43 30|         those marks of Christ's divinity which are laid down in the
44 31|      make a disagreement in the divinity by the number of two Gods,
45 31|         Counsel of God. And His divinity is thus declared, that it
46 31|     dissonance or inequality of divinity to have caused two Gods.
47 31|      the whole authority of His divinity. The true and eternal Father
48 31|        whom alone this power of divinity is sent forth, and also
49 31|         as the Son, to whom the divinity is beheld to be given and
50 31|       transfer that majesty and divinity are again returned and reflected