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 1 4 |       worthily gathered into one form by the very understanding
 2 6 |          APPEARANCE INTO A HUMAN FORM, YET THE MEASURE OF THE
 3 6 |          appearance into a human form,--as when it says, "The
 4 9 |          Him, and He had neither form nor comeliness, a man in
 5 10|         hast thou to do with the form of a body, if thou hatest
 6 10|      willing even to take up its form. For thou oughtest to have
 7 19|     hands, the figure and future form of the passion. Let no one,
 8 21|       speak against this special form of heresy, as to expound
 9 22|           although He was in the form of God, did not think it
10 22|   emptied Himself, taking up the form of a servant, being made
11 22|           although He was in the form of God," he says. If Christ
12 22|       image" of God, not "in the form" of God. For we know that
13 22|          likeness, not after the form, of God. Who then is that
14 22|       have said, was made in the form of God? But neither do we
15 22|        neither do we read of the form of God in angels, except
16 22|         we have declared--in the form of God the Father. And He
17 22| reasonably affirmed to be in the form of God, in that He Himself,
18 22|       from Himself as God in the form of God the Father. He then,
19 22|           although He was in the form of God, thought it not robbery
20 22|     contented to take on Him the form of a servant--that is, to
21 22|        being born, in taking the form of a servant, how is He
22 22|          although He was "in the form of God, thought it not robbery
23 22|      Christ is said to be in the form of God, and since it is