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 1 1 |        one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the ~only-begotten
 2 1 |         there was a time when the Son of God was not ( hn ~ pote
 3 1 |            life of life, his only Son, the first-~born of all
 4 1 |      Father truly as ~Father, the Son truly as Son, the Holy Ghost
 5 1 |          Father, the Son truly as Son, the Holy Ghost truly as
 6 1 |           the Father, and of the ~Son, and of the Holy Ghost.~ ~
 7 2 | Athanasius as follows: "That the ~Son is not only like to the
 8 2 |           the resemblance of the ~Son to the Father, and his immutability,
 9 2 |         of human nature; that the Son is not ~only like to the
10 2 |          one and the same, as the Son himself ~said: 'The Logos
11 3 |           pp. 90, et seqq.)~ ~The Son is here [Ignat. Ad. Eph.
12 3 |          language, therefore, the Son was ~ gennhtos even in his
13 3 |          agennhtos , and only the Son ~ gennhtos ].~ ~There can
14 3 |           to the divinity of the ~Son, and defending the statement
15 3 |           In the former sense the Son cannot be called ~ agennhtos ,
16 3 |          eternal gen?hsis of the ~Son was not a distinct theological
17 3 |      overlook the difference. The Son was thus declared to be ~
18 3 |    applied ~to the Father and the Son respectively, though unable
19 3 |         nnhtos as applied to the ~Son. Hence the language of Epiphanius
20 3 |       doctrine by saying that the Son in his divine ~nature was
21 27|          into the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost, (1)
22 27|     Athanasius, named the Father, Son ~and Holy Spirit in administering
23 27|        and ~did not use the words Son and Holy Spirit in the usual
24 33|         indulged, blaspheming the Son of God, and saying that
25 33|          he was not, and that the Son of God is by ~his free will
26 33|          and of his only Begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ,