Chapter

 1 2 | purpose of bestowing other and greater things upon us. For we read
 2 2 |  unbounded, because nothing is greater than He; always eternal,
 3 2 |       all mind poor. For He is greater than mind itself; nor can
 4 2 |      could be conceived. He is greater, moreover, than all discourse,
 5 2 |    think concerning Him who is greater than all discourses and
 6 2 |     mighty than all might, and greater than all majesty, and more
 7 7 |       God to be something even greater through the Spirit. For
 8 11|       others, so as God He was greater than all. And in the same
 9 16|       declare to us, Christ is greater than the Paraclete, because
10 16|  really found to be better and greater, and more ancient than the
11 18|      promises to Hagar herself greater consolations, in saying, "
12 20|        should be denied to the greater. Thus, if an angel be inferior
13 20|       is discovered to be both greater and better, not than one,
14 26|      Because He who sent me is greater than I?" Or when he considers
15 28|       do he shall do also; and greater works than these shall he
16 28|      Father: for the Father is greater than I." But what shall