Chapter

 1 3 |        eyes we cannot see Him, we rightly learn of Him from the greatness,
 2 4 |      IMMORTAL.~Him alone the Lord rightly declares good, of whose
 3 5 |       such passions as these will rightly be said to be in men, and
 4 5 |           be in men, and will not rightly be judged to be in God.
 5 8 | prescribed to themselves; so that rightly we also are now disposed
 6 10|         the guilt of the flesh is rightly rebuked, which by the voluntary
 7 12|       said to be God, this God is rightly described as coming from
 8 13|       considered, both truths are rightly believed?~
 9 18|          because He is of God, is rightly called God, because He is
10 18|         Son; and Christ was seen. Rightly, therefore, Christ is both
11 20|          Christ, are called gods, rightly also Christ is God. And
12 21|      linked with one another. And rightly, as there is in Him something
13 21|          taker-up of the garment. Rightly, from that substance which
14 28|           Philip is reproved, and rightly, and deservedly indeed,
15 28|          the Son, not the Father, rightly also He was then seen as
16 30|     Christ must be a man, so that rightly the Father may be one God.
17 30|       There is not, then, if they rightly conclude, one good, but