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 1 1 |       breathing. And when He had given him all things for his service,
 2 1 |     contempt of the law that was given. For, on the one hand, it
 3 3 |        to fear Him by the Spirit given to him: Who, similarly wishing
 4 6 |       savour;" or when there are given to Moses the tables "written
 5 8 |          VISIBLE AS INVISIBLE IS GIVEN BOTH AT ALL TIMES AND IN
 6 8 |          yoke of the natural law given to all things, some things
 7 9 |          on Him: "Behold, I have given Him for a Chief and a Commander
 8 11|       should seem either to have given assent to other heretics,
 9 14|      life in Himself, so hath He given to the Son to have life
10 15|       whom the words of God were given, and the Scriptures cannot
11 15|       whom the words of God were given, much more is He God who
12 20|      they say that this name was given even to Moses, since it
13 20|         case indeed this name is given with reserve, in the latter
14 20|    respect to this limited power given him, still without hesitation
15 22|     highly exalted Him, and hath given Him a name which is above
16 22|           because the Father had given it Him. Thence, finally,
17 27|        the Father, He would have given, and not received, sanctification.
18 28|       yet had He been scornfully given to drink, the Scripture
19 28|          had already granted and given? For that He says, "Blessed
20 28|     Father; therefore He had not given this; for why should He
21 28|        promise if He had already given? For He had given if He
22 28|        already given? For He had given if He was the Father: for
23 29|     appointed occasions of times given. For He was promised by
24 29|         by Joel the prophet, but given by Christ. "In the last
25 29|       Gospel, nor yet even newly given; for it was He Himself who
26 29|        poured out; in the former given sparingly, in the latter
27 29|          defence,--an inhabitant given for our bodies and an effector
28 31|          THE FATHER'S GODHEAD IS GIVEN BY COMMUNITY OF SUBSTANCE.~
29 31|  begotten, would have reasonably given two Gods, and thus Christ
30 31| reasonably we say, He would have given rise to the allegation of
31 31|          is sent forth, and also given and directed upon the Son,
32 31|         divinity is beheld to be given and extended. And still,
33 31|   Himself to the Father, who had given them; so that reasonably