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 1 1 |  benefits of other kinds for the human race. On the earth, moreover,
 2 1 |        for the future benefit of human uses. He has developed the
 3 1 |    element at the expense of its human possessor, He has enclosed
 4 2 |        nor does the eloquence of human discourse set forth a power
 5 2 |        would be smaller than the human mind wherein He could be
 6 2 |  declared, He would be less than human discourse, whereby being
 7 3 |        and godhead;" so that the human mind, learning hidden things
 8 5 |         BEARING THE CHARACTER OF HUMAN VICES.~Moreover, if we read
 9 5 |          sense in which they are human vices. For all these things,
10 6 |         DIVINE APPEARANCE INTO A HUMAN FORM, YET THE MEASURE OF
11 6 |         divine appearance into a human form,--as when it says, "
12 7 |       can neither be declared by human discourse, nor received
13 7 |       discourse, nor received by human ears, nor gathered by human
14 7 |      human ears, nor gathered by human perceptions. For if "the
15 8 |        that the condition of the human race might be conscious
16 11|          that the Saviour of the human race was only man ; that
17 11|       His sufferings show in Him human frailty, why may not His
18 11|       imperfections in Him prove human frailty, majesties in Him
19 15|      meantime any mention of His human condition, and by setting
20 18|  imperfection and frailty of the human condition was accustomed
21 18|     gradually and by progression human frailty was to be strengthened
22 18|    should occur to the injury of human eyes, the darkness is broken
23 18|          and imperfection of the human destiny is nourished, led
24 18|          often came to visit the human race. To this, moreover,
25 21|           by His passion, in the human character that He had undertaken.
26 23|        by associating with Him a human nativity, as they conceived
27 23|         for the salvation of the human race, is found to be fulfilled
28 23|       both God and man, that the human race might be placed within
29 25|      there was no association of human weakness mingled in His
30 25|         impassible, although the human weakness is liable to suffering?
31 25| martyrdom and to contempt of all human power: "Fear not those who
32 25|    gathered that nothing but the human nature in Christ was put
33 30|        but by the presumption of human error, whereby they have