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 1 2 |       discourse, nor can He be declared; for if He could be declared,
 2 2 |   declared; for if He could be declared, He would be less than human
 3 2 |       discourse, whereby being declared, He can both be encompassed
 4 2 | Himself; and whatever could be declared must be less than He, when
 5 4 |      HIS OWN NAME CAN NEVER BE DECLARED, AND HE IS INCORRUPTIBLE
 6 4 |      of change. And thus He is declared to be one, having no equal.
 7 4 |        own name also cannot be declared, because He cannot be conceived.
 8 7 |        substance of God is not declared to be Love; and that He
 9 7 |     what it is, can neither be declared by human discourse, nor
10 7 |        creature, you will have declared what is ordained, you will
11 11|      the law," so as God He is declared to be "Lord of the Sabbath."~
12 12|    when he observes that He is declared to be God by the Father
13 13|  Father are one," Christ alone declared this word out of the consciousness
14 14|       Him, when hope in man is declared to be accursed? If Christ
15 15|        a secret who He was, He declared whence He was: "I," said
16 15|       being born of Him, being declared to have proceeded from Him,
17 17|       Therefore Christ must be declared to be God.~
18 18|        Hagar or not? For He is declared to be God. But far be it
19 18|       the Father's will, He is declared to be the Angel of Great
20 18|     the people of Sodom, it is declared: "Then the Lord rained upon
21 18|   applicable to Christ, who is declared to be not only God, but
22 19|        hesitation that this is declared to be not only an angel,
23 19|       God only, and Him who is declared to be not God simply, but
24 19|       Scripture has frequently declared Him both Angel and God,
25 20|       denied to Christ, who is declared to be ordained not to Pharaoh
26 21|    that in the Gospel the Lord declared, by way of signifying His
27 21|     for which reason He who is declared as made the "Mediator between
28 22|       Himself; and since it is declared that He received from the
29 23|        far manifest that He is declared in the Scriptures to be
30 26|      not man only, but also is declared to be God. For thus say
31 27|       to the number, but it is declared with reference to the association
32 28|       had not yet suffered, he declared, "He is as a sheep led to
33 30|        our faith, how there is declared to be one God by the Scriptures,
34 30|      truth that Christ also is declared to be God.~
35 31|        with the Invisible, and declared equal, He would have shown
36 31|     and Head. And therefore He declared that God is one, in that
37 31|       And His divinity is thus declared, that it may not appear