Chapter

 1 2 |        Himself debtor to none. Concerning Him, therefore, and concerning
 2 2 | Concerning Him, therefore, and concerning those things which are of
 3 2 |      whatever could be thought concerning Him must be less than Himself;
 4 2 |  fittingly either say or think concerning Him who is greater than
 5 7 |       He Himself speaks to men concerning God, in such a way as they
 6 9 |        that he refers to when, concerning His passion, he exclaims,
 7 11|        not so express doctrine concerning the substance of His body,
 8 12|      this contest against them concerning the truth, this is in the
 9 15|     overcome their incredulity concerning His divinity by omitting
10 16|    from man, but instructs man concerning futurity. Therefore either
11 17|        the Old Testament waver concerning the person of Christ, being
12 18|       by him; and acknowledges concerning the destruction of the people
13 21|        perfect forest of texts concerning that manifestation of the
14 21|      expound the rule of truth concerning the person of Christ. Although,
15 29|       Spirit which is of God." Concerning Him he exultingly says: "
16 30|     TEACHERS.~And now, indeed, concerning the Father, and the Son,
17 30|       from our faith--contend, concerning the fact that Christ is
18 30|   Himself: "Why askest thou me concerning that which is good? God