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 1 3 |      THEIR LORD AND PARENT, IS PROVED FROM THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.~
 2 4 |       which were ordained have proved that He that ordained them
 3 6 |       and when the hand, it is proved that He is the author of
 4 10|     own, except that thou hast proved that thou hast none of thine
 5 10|      side, so that He might be proved to be a sharer in our body
 6 10| substance in which He died, is proved by the wounds of that very
 7 12|         THAT CHRIST IS GOD, IS PROVED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE
 8 12|        those, again, Christ is proved to be God the Father Almighty.
 9 13|         THAT THE SAME TRUTH IS PROVED FROM THE SACRED WRITINGS
10 13|   world, it is most manifestly proved. to be God. And, nevertheless,
11 13|    glory and His authority are proved. Moreover, if, whereas it
12 14|        whom he perceives to be proved God by so many words as
13 15|        the Father are one," He proved that He was the Son of God.
14 17|     ARGUMENT. IT IS, MOREOVER, PROVED BY MOSES IN THE BEGINNING
15 18|     ways is acknowledged to be proved God? And if, moreover, the
16 19|        had the mastery, yet it proved to be inferior by being
17 19|        wrestling seems to have proved Him man and God? And yet,
18 20|            XX. ARGUMENT. IT IS PROVED FROM THE SCRIPTURES THAT
19 21|       us, of us this Christ is proved to be not man only, because
20 22|       it as ever. Whence it is proved that He thought that the
21 24|   Jesus Christ would easily be proved to be both man and God.
22 26|       occasion of Christ being proved from the sacred authority
23 26|       Father. Wherein they are proved to be in error, not knowing
24 26|    right hand of the Father is proved both by apostles and prophets?
25 27|        being sent, He might be proved to be not the Father, but
26 27|      lest the Father should be proved, in being sent, to be subjected
27 27|        is observed that He has proved Himself to be, not the Father,
28 31|        thus also He would have proved the existence of two Gods.
29 31|        thus also He would have proved them to be two Gods. If
30 31|    that God is one, in that He proved Him to be from no source
31 31|       God whom He who was born proved to be without a beginning.
32 31|       His Father, He is indeed proved to be Son of His Father;
33 31|    nevertheless, the Father is proved to be one God; while by
34 31|  moreover "was heard," briefly proved God His Father to be one