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 1 2 |        that he is the Holy ~ ~Spirit, the Spirit of God, the
 2 2 |       the Holy ~ ~Spirit, the Spirit of God, the perfect Spirit,
 3 2 |    Spirit of God, the perfect Spirit, the Spirit the Comforter, ~ ~
 4 2 |       the perfect Spirit, the Spirit the Comforter, ~ ~uncreate,
 5 2 |       Son of God and the Holy Spirit are subject to change and ~ ~
 6 2 |       Father ~ ~with the Holy Spirit for ever and ever. Amen.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 7 3 |        procession of the Holy Spirit, however much through ecclesiastico-~ ~
 8 3 |    the Procession of the Holy Spirit. In J. M. Neale's History
 9 3 |     double source of the Holy Spirit, the expression ~ ~ ekporeuomenon
10 3 |    one word [that the Holy ~ ~Spirit proceeds from the Son] having
11 3 |    the Latins assert the Holy Spirit to proceed from the Father
12 3 |     from saying that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father ~ ~
13 3 |     procession of the Holy ~ ~Spirit can be found than the fact
14 7 |       of the Son and the Holy Spirit as creatures. The ~ ~Macedonians,
15 7 |      homoiousion" to the Holy Spirit, they afterwards persisted
16 7 |       divinity ~ ~of the Holy Spirit was at last their capital
17 7 |     of God, yet ~ ~called the Spirit a creature, and one of the
18 7 | condemned the notion that the Spirit was a ~ ~creature, as being "
19 7 |     on the nature of the Holy Spirit, ~ ~had by implication ranked
20 7 |  Damasus, who declared ~ ~the Spirit to be truly and properly
21 7 |      the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit, pp. 58, 67), and in ~ ~
22 7 |   animal), but not a rational spirit ( nous  ~ ~ pneuma   yukh
23 7 |       was made ~ ~flesh"--not spirit; "God was manifest in the
24 7 |       the place of rite human spirit in Christ. But he ~ ~strongly
25 7 |  teleios   anqrwpos ). ~ ~The spirit or rational soul is the
26 9 |       the Son and the Holy ~ ~Spirit as aspects and modes of,
27 9 |      the ~ ~Son, and the Holy Spirit" (Euseb., H. E., vii.. 6).
28 15|      the Son, and the ~ ~Holy Spirit as consubstantial is highly