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1 8 | of them He promised His Son Christ; and at the time
2 8 | family, to be sent by His Son into the whole world, that
3 9 | THE FATHER, ALSO IN THE SON OF GOD, JESUS CHRIST OUR
4 9 | the Father, also on the Son of God, Christ Jesus, the
5 9 | the Lord our God, but the Son of God--of that God who
6 9 | will once more say, the Son of this God, we read of
7 9 | Gospels testify Him to be the son of Abraham and the son of
8 9 | the son of Abraham and the son of David. Genesis itself
9 9 | shall conceive, and bear a son." Him he refers to when
10 9 | righteousness to the King's Son." And I shall not in this
11 10| THAT JESUS CHRIST IS THE SON OF GOD AND TRULY MAN, AS
12 10| to solicit another man's son? Why dost thou strive to
13 10| shouldest be called the Son of the Creator if thou hadst
14 11| THAT EVEN AS HE WAS THE SON OF MAN, SO ALSO HE WAS THE
15 11| MAN, SO ALSO HE WAS THE SON OF GOD.~But lest, from the
16 11| our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Creator, was
17 11| could not beget God the Son. But, moreover, no blindness
18 11| set forth Him to be the Son of God only, but also the
19 11| of God only, but also the Son of man; nor does it only
20 11| nor does it only say, the Son of man, but it has also
21 11| accustomed to speak of Him as the Son of God. So that being of
22 11| read that Jesus Christ the Son of man is man, read also
23 11| called also God and the Son of God. For in the manner
24 11| manner as He is as man the "Son of David," so as God He
25 11| to the Father, so as the Son in obedience to the Father
26 12| shall conceive and bear a son, and ye shall call His name
27 12| either that Christ is the Son of God, at whose advent
28 12| confess Christ to be the Son of God, and God, let them
29 12| the Father, or as God the Son ? If as the Son, why do
30 12| God the Son ? If as the Son, why do they deny that the
31 12| why do they deny that the Son of God is God? If as the
32 12| is believed to be not the Son, but the Father; since by
33 12| came from the south is the Son, or the Father; for God
34 12| come from the south. If the Son, why do they shrink from
35 12| they call Him Father or Son, from his heresy, however
36 12| or in wishing to call Him Son.~
37 13| came down from heaven, the Son of man who is in heaven."
38 13| might ascend thither as the Son of man, whence the Son of
39 13| the Son of man, whence the Son of God had descended as
40 13| the Word of God, and the Son of God assumes the frailty
41 14| doeth, these also doeth the Son likewise," when man cannot
42 14| so hath He given to the Son to have life in Himself,"
43 14| What if ye shall see the Son of man ascending thither
44 15| is not both God and the Son?--who may therefore be called
45 15| Himself, being both His Son, and being born of Him,
46 15| because I said, I am the Son of God." By which words
47 15| understood to be God, as the Son of God, and He would not
48 15| to be the Father, but the Son. And in the latter portion
49 15| defence He made mention of the Son, not the Father, when He
50 15| because I said, I am the Son of God." Thus, as far as
51 15| blasphemy, He calls Himself the Son, not the Father; but as
52 15| He proved that He was the Son of God. He is God, therefore,
53 15| such a manner as to be the Son, not the Father.~
54 17| created and rounded by the Son of God, that is, by the
55 17| us,"--to wit, Christ the Son of God; whom both on receiving
56 17| already shown, it is the Son of God by whom all things
57 17| made, certainly it was the Son of God by whom also man
58 17| God who makes man; but the Son of God makes man, that is
59 17| made by Christ as by the Son of God. But God made man
60 17| they who presume Christ the Son of God and man to be only
61 17| all things," that is, the Son of God, the Word of God.
62 18| AT ANY TIME; BUT OF THE SON IN THE LIKENESS OF AN ANGEL.~
63 18| never was seen; but the Son, who has both been accustomed
64 18| of God, that is, in the Son of God. For gradually and
65 18| the image of God, and the Son of God--is looked upon by
66 18| accustomed to look upon the Son, it may one day be able
67 18| desired. Wherefore it is the Son who is seen; but the Son
68 18| Son who is seen; but the Son of God is the Word of God:
69 18| it to have been God the Son, who, because He is of God,
70 18| called God, because He is the Son of God. But, because He
71 18| both God because He is the Son of God, and should be an
72 18| wife should bring forth a son by him; and acknowledges
73 18| angel, it was only God the Son, who also is God, who was
74 18| hospitality. But this the Son of God, "The Lord rained
75 18| who was seen then, but the Son; and Christ was seen. Rightly,
76 18| Hagar when driven with her son from the dwelling of Abraham.
77 19| AS AN ANGEL; NAMELY, THE SON OF GOD.~What if in another
78 19| as the Father, but as the Son, God and Angel. Moreover,
79 20| for Christ, Himself the Son of God, for Him to be pronounced
80 20| Father giveth not to the Son by measure, for the Father
81 20| for the Father loveth the Son." In the former for the
82 21| only, because He was the son of man, but also God, because
83 21| also God, because He is the Son of God? And if by the apostle
84 22| and royal above all--the Son of God, the Word of God,
85 23| or to think Him not the Son, but God the Father Himself.
86 23| is so far God, except as Son of God, born of God, that
87 23| must be pronounced not the Son, but the Father. Therefore
88 23| whom they read of as the Son, because they perceived
89 23| Christ to be God, but as the Son of God; and the Son of man,
90 23| the Son of God; and the Son of man, having been taken
91 23| so that reasonably the Son of God might be made by
92 23| assumption of flesh the Son of man, and the Son of man
93 23| the Son of man, and the Son of man by the reception
94 23| reception of the Word of God the Son of God. This most profound
95 24| NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE SON OF GOD AND THE SON OF MAN;
96 24| BETWEEN THE SON OF GOD AND THE SON OF MAN; BECAUSE THEY HAVE
97 24| distinction between the Son of God and the Son of man;
98 24| between the Son of God and the Son of man; because if a distinction
99 24| self-same that is man, the Son of man, appears also as
100 24| man, appears also as the Son of God; that man and flesh
101 24| may be said to be also the Son of God Himself. Whence,
102 24| is discerned between the Son of man and the Son of God,
103 24| between the Son of man and the Son of God, but the Son of man
104 24| the Son of God, but the Son of man Himself is asserted
105 24| Himself is asserted to be the Son of God, the same Christ
106 24| the same Christ and the Son of God is asserted to be
107 24| thee shall be called the Son of God." If, then, say they,
108 24| which is born of her, is the Son of God. Man, say they, himself,
109 24| called holy, itself is the Son of God. That also when the
110 24| thereby Christ the man, the Son of man; and when it places
111 24| it places before us the Son of God, we ought to perceive,
112 24| thee shall be called the Son of God," perchance we should
113 24| flesh and body--is not the Son of God primarily, but consequently,
114 24| but primarily, that the Son of God is the Word of God,
115 24| For He is the legitimate Son of God who is of God Himself;
116 24| and links to Himself the Son of man, and draws Him and
117 24| responsible for and makes Him the Son of God, which by nature
118 24| original cause of that name Son of God is in the Spirit
119 24| name in the case of the Son of man; and by consequence
120 24| He reasonably became the Son of God, although originally
121 24| originally He is not the Son of God. And therefore the
122 24| thee shall be called the Son of God;" lest, had he not
123 24| heretics to declare that the Son of man, in that He is man,
124 24| man, is the same as the Son of God and man. But now,
125 24| thee shall be called the Son of God;" the proof that
126 24| God;" the proof that the Son of God descended, and that
127 24| taking up into Himself the Son of man, consequently made
128 24| consequently made Him the Son of God, because the Son
129 24| Son of God, because the Son of God associated and joined
130 24| Himself. So that, while the Son of man cleaves in His nativity
131 24| cleaves in His nativity to the Son of God, by that very mingling
132 24| the heretics, between the Son of God and man; yet with
133 24| understand that Christ the Son of man is man, and also
134 24| and also to receive the Son of God and man the Son of
135 24| the Son of God and man the Son of God; that is, the Word
136 26| THAT THE FATHER IS ONE, THE SON ANOTHER.~But from this occasion
137 26| acknowledge that the person of the Son is second after the Father,
138 26| Father, consequently to the Son, "Let us make man in our
139 26| to Christ: "Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten
140 26| answered and said: Thou art the Son of the living God?" Or when
141 26| not the Father, but the Son; as that He is set forth
142 27| peculiarity of His, that is, the Son's person, from the paternal
143 27| reasonably the Father and Son are one in agreement, in
144 27| whatsoever He is, He is the Son; the distinction however
145 27| not the Father who is the Son, because He is not the Son
146 27| Son, because He is not the Son who is the Father. For He
147 27| sole Father, had become the Son. In fine, the Apostle Paul
148 27| because I said, I am. the Son of God?" Even here also
149 27| Father. He is therefore the Son, not the Father: for He
150 27| not the Father, but the Son; for had He been the Father,
151 27| has shown that He is the Son, and not the Father. Besides,
152 27| not the Father, but the Son, who assuredly would have
153 27| because I said I am the Son of God." Therefore if He
154 27| testifies that He is the Son of God, and not the Father,
155 27| not the Father, but the Son.~
156 28| rather that He was the Son, not that He was the Father.
157 28| religiousness, drew near to the Son of God, by all means shall
158 28| shall attain, through the Son Himself, in whom he thus
159 28| she conceived, and bare a son." And when Christ had not
160 28| whomsoever had followed the Son, not as if the Son Himself
161 28| followed the Son, not as if the Son Himself should be the Father
162 28| Father worketh, so also the Son worketh." And the Son is
163 28| the Son worketh." And the Son is an imitator of all the
164 28| shows Himself to be the Son, and reasonably subjoins,
165 28| be not the Father but the Son, the Lord would never have
166 28| God the Father through the Son, that it was as if he saw
167 28| every one believing on the Son may be exercised in the
168 28| not the Father, but the Son, who promised this, because
169 28| because He who was the Son promised that which had
170 28| superfluous unless He had been the Son. For why did He promise
171 28| But because He was the Son, not the Father, rightly
172 28| He was then seen as the Son, because He was the image
173 29| AFTER THE FATHER AND THE SON, To BELIEVE ALSO ON THE
174 29| denied Christ to be the Son of God, or has rejected
175 30| concerning the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit, let
176 30| because Christ is God the Son, there appear to be two
177 30| the Father is one, and the Son another, but the Father
178 30| introduced, the Father and the Son; and if God is one, by consequence
179 30| faithful that Jesus Christ the Son of God is our Lord and God;
180 31| ARGUMENT. BUT THAT GOD, THE, SON OF GOD, BORN OF GOD THE
181 31| when He willed it, the Son, the Word, was born, who
182 31| has apprehended. To the Son alone they are known, who
183 31| the Father as being the Son, but not taking from the
184 31| if He also were not the Son, but the Father begetting
185 31| begetting from Himself another Son, reasonably, as compared
186 31| the Light, or as being the Son; and whatever of these He
187 31| all things. Moreover, the Son does nothing of His own
188 31| birth proves Him to he a Son, yet obedience even to death
189 31| subjected to Him as the Son by the Father, while He
190 31| He is indeed proved to be Son of His Father; but He is
191 31| are subjected to Him, the Son refers all that He has received
192 31| given and directed upon the Son, and is again returned by
193 31| God indeed is shown as the Son, to whom the divinity is
194 31| reflected as sent by the Son Himself to the Father, who
195 31| and the source also of His Son Himself whom He begot as
196 31| begot as Lord. Moreover, the Son is God of all else, because