Chapter

 1 4 |         good," consequently, and reasonably, both those things which
 2 4 |          was not; and therefore, reasonably, there remains always in
 3 7 |          as can be said, so that reasonably also, when He is called
 4 10|        dwelt among us;" so that, reasonably, our body should be in Him,
 5 12|          him salvation: so that, reasonably, whoever acknowledges Him
 6 13|       had descended as the Word, reasonably, while by the mutual connection
 7 13|   received it from Jesus Christ, reasonably Christ is God. Therefore,
 8 13|    things are by Him; so that we reasonably ought to understand that
 9 15|       God only, but man also. As reasonably in the way in which He is
10 15|          uttered without effect, reasonably makes all things: "For all
11 17|         Word of God, and God, we reasonably, according to the instruction
12 19|      both God and Angel, so that reasonably there must be a distinction
13 21|          away or put on. Whence, reasonably, it was the Word of God
14 22|        God the Father. And He is reasonably affirmed to be in the form
15 23|          and man to God; so that reasonably the Son of God might be
16 24|       man; and by consequence He reasonably became the Son of God, although
17 25|         argument of theirs might reasonably avail something. If Christ
18 27|    loving association itself, as reasonably the Father and Son are one
19 28|       Himself to be the Son, and reasonably subjoins, and says, "If
20 30|        lawful argument, we shall reasonably be thought to have furnished
21 31|     because they are by Him. And reasonably, He is before all things,
22 31|       being begotten, would have reasonably given two Gods, and thus
23 31|        from Himself another Son, reasonably, as compared with the Father,
24 31| attributes belong to the Father, reasonably we say, He would have given
25 31|      while He who is born of Him reasonably comes from Him who has no
26 31|          had given them; so that reasonably God the Father is God of