Chapter

 1 6 |          and gave the reasons, saying, "God is a Spirit; and those
 2 7 |     receive God to be fire, in saying that He is a creature, you
 3 9 |       same, when he testifies, saying: "A Prophet will God raise
 4 9 |      were to proceed from Him, saying: "Then shall the eyes of
 5 9 |        the virtue of patience, saying: "His voice shall not be
 6 9 |      His passion, he exclaims, saying: "As a sheep He is led to
 7 11|       there is a great risk of saying that the Saviour of the
 8 15| pertaining to His divinity, by saying, "I and the Father are one,"
 9 16|      mistaken and deceives, in saying that the Paraclete shall
10 17|      same Moses introduces God saying, "Let us make man after
11 17|      were building, asking and saying, "Come;" and then, "Let
12 17|    descending with angels, and saying, "Come;" and subsequently, "
13 18|        herself out of heaven," saying that that was an angel whom
14 18|       greater consolations, in saying, "Fear not; for I have heard
15 18|       to himself this right of saying, I will make of him a great
16 19|     down the interpretation by saying, "Because thou hast prevailed
17 21|        signifying His majesty, saying, "Destroy this temple, and
18 24| established the distinction by saying, "Therefore also that Holy
19 24|      he evidently set forth in saying, "And that Holy Thing which
20 27|       introduces the Father by saying, "I and the Father," He
21 27|       show, by the fact of His saying" I and the Father are,"
22 28|         He proves by this very saying that He who was then present
23 30|       against us the charge of saying that there are two Gods.