Chapter

 1 1 |       and a deserved punishment, having in his own power that which
 2 2 |           containing all things, having nothing vacant beyond Himself,
 3 4 |          capacity of change, not having a beginning wherein is cause
 4 4 |        He is declared to be one, having no equal. For whatever can
 5 4 |        nothing can be conferred, having no peer; because there cannot
 6 9 |          this God, we read of as having been promised in the Old
 7 18|         the place where he was." Having told that it was God who
 8 21|    apostle says of Christ, that "having put off the flesh, He spoiled
 9 22|      being above all things, and having the divine power over every
10 23|         God; and the Son of man, having been taken up, moreover
11 26|    heaven?" Or when he reads (as having been said) to Christ: "Thou
12 27|       are two, are still one, as having an association in faith,
13 29|          the Apostle Paul says, "Having the same Spirit; as it is
14 29| strengthened by the same Spirit, having in themselves the gifts
15 29|         speak lies in hypocrisy, having their conscience cauterized."
16 31|       knowing that He is in Him, having an origin because He is
17 31|       God and men, Christ Jesus, having the power of every creature