Chapter

 1 1 |      was given. For, on the one hand, it had behoved him to be
 2 3 |    earth with the hollow of His hand;" "who looketh on the earth,
 3 3 |      not God who is made by the hand of the workman, nor that
 4 6 |         of Egypt "with a mighty hand and with a stretched out
 5 6 |       across the sea, there Thy hand shall lay hold of me, and
 6 6 |       hold of me, and Thy right hand shall hold me." For we recognise
 7 6 |         of odours; and when the hand, it is proved that He is
 8 6 |   because He all hears; and all hand, because He all works; and
 9 9 |         should sit at the right hand of the Father: "The Lord
10 9 |      Lord, Sit Thou at my right hand, until I shall place Thine
11 16| evermore. Whence, if on the one hand He is man only, as the heretics
12 22|       Father; but, on the other hand, obedient and subject to
13 26|      Lord, Sit Thou on my right hand, until I shall make Thine
14 26|        the session at the right hand of the Father is proved
15 28|          although, on the other hand, he had frequently heard,
16 30|     only, conclude on the other hand thus:--If the Father is