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 1 2 | contained. For whatever could be thought concerning Him must be less
 2 2 |           can come even into the thought itself. For if the keenness
 3 2 |          by the light of its own thought. For--to repeat once more--
 4 3 |       surpassed the greatness of thought. "For," it is said," of
 5 6 |    should He need a tongue whose thought is a command? These members
 6 6 |          body did not fulfil the thought. Moreover, they are not
 7 15|         God; which when the Jews thought to be hateful, and believed
 8 22|          was in the form of God, thought it not robbery that He should
 9 22|      Whence it is proved that He thought that the claim of a certain
10 22|         was "in the form of God, thought it not robbery for Him to
11 23|          THAT SOME HERETICS HAVE THOUGHT HIM TO BE GOD THE FATHER,
12 23|    already said above, they have thought Him God the Father Himself,
13 23|    divinity in Christ--that they thought that He whom they read of
14 23|    taking away the manhood, have thought Him God only, and some have
15 23|          God only, and some have thought Him God the Father Himself;
16 30|          that "God is one," they thought that they could not otherwise
17 30|           we shall reasonably be thought to have furnished a scandal