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1 7 |     meekness. As a king sends his son, who is also a king, so
2 8 |      which He communicated to His Son alone. As long, then, as
3 8 |         open, through His beloved Son, the things which had been
4 8 |          own mind, along with His Son, according to the relation
5 9 |                       IX. WHY THE SON WAS SENT SO LATE.~As long
6 9 |       iniquities, He gave His own Son as a ransom for us, the
7 9 |       justified, than by the only Son of God? O sweet exchange!
8 10|         He sent His only-begotten Son, to whom He has promised
9 11| everlasting, is to-day called the Son; through whom the Church