Chapter

 1 5 |        of Him, yet we are not to understand these to be asserted of
 2 13|      that we reasonably ought to understand that Christ is not man only,
 3 17|   tongues, that each one may not understand the words of his neighbour."
 4 18|        opinion, that we ought to understand it to have been God the
 5 18|        And the heretics ought to understand that they are setting themselves
 6 22|        name," which assuredly we understand to be none other than the
 7 24|           Holy Thing," we should understand thereby Christ the man,
 8 24| association, by pressing them to understand that Christ the Son of man
 9 25|         died. If they ever could understand or had understood what they
10 25|      uncorrupted. For who cannot understand that the divinity is impassible,
11 27|          thing, let the heretics understand that He did not say "one "
12 28|       him learn what he does not understand. Philip is reproved, and
13 30|         same reasoning, let them understand that, from the fact that