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1 Intro | Excursus to Anath. I., On the word Qeotokos. ~Excursus to Anath. 2 1 | themselves -- we say not here a word. ~Next that letter of Nestorius 3 3,1 | the Lord, to propose the word of teaching and the doctrine 4 3,1 | may administer the healing word of truth to them that seek 5 3,1 | considering what is me. ant by the Word of God being incarnate and 6 3,1 | say that the nature of the Word was changed and became flesh, 7 3,1 | body; but rather that the Word having personally united 8 3,1 | holy Virgin, and then the Word came down and entered into 9 3,1 | again; not as if God the Word suffered in his own nature 10 3,1 | respecting his dying; for the Word of God is by nature immortal 11 3,1 | worshipping. a man with the Word (lest this expression "with 12 3,1 | this expression "with the Word" should suggest to the mind 13 3,1 | forasmuch as the body of the Word, with which he sits with 14 3,1 | is not separated from the Word himself, not as if two sons 15 3,1 | that he who is properly the Word of God, has by nature both 16 3,1 | Scripture has not said that the Word united to himself the person 17 3,1 | expression, however, "the Word was made flesh," can mean 18 3,1 | as if the nature of the Word or his divinity had its 19 3,1 | rational soul, to which the Word being personally united 20 3,3 | eye-witnesses, and ministers of the Word." And if your holiness have 21 3,3 | confess that the Only begotten Word of God, begotten of the 22 3,3 | ineffable nature of the Word of God has laid aside for 23 3,3 | limits. ~Confessing the Word to be made one with the 24 3,3 | we give separately to the Word of God the name Christ and 25 3,3 | know only one Christ, the Word from God the Father with 26 3,3 | But we do not say that the Word of God dwelt in him as in 27 3,3 | God-bearing man; for although the Word tabernacled among us, it 28 3,3 | But we do not call the Word of God the Father, the God 29 3,3 | Lord of himself. For the Word of God, as we have said 30 3,3 | that man to have been the Word of God, and the power of 31 3,3 | and as sociated with the Word according to the unity of 32 3,3 | Life-giving and very flesh of the Word himself. For he is the Life 33 3,3 | recognize that he is the Word of God from his identity 34 3,3 | to One hypostasis of the Word Incarnate. For the Lord 35 3,3 | as if the nature of the Word had the beginning of its 36 3,3 | In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God, and 37 3,3 | beginning was the Word, and the Word was God, and the Word was 38 3,3 | the Word was God, and the Word was with God," and he is 39 3,4 | in the flesh she bore the Word of God made flesh [as it 40 3,4 | as it is written, "The Word was made flesh">: let him 41 3,4 | Mary the mother of God the Word, and not rather mother of 42 3,4 | he maintains that God the Word has changed himself into 43 3,4 | it is written, 'And the Word was made flesh';" unless 44 3,4 | bare man, but of God the Word, not in that he was God, 45 3,4 | after the flesh). And the word (sarkikws) in no degree 46 3,4 | Amphilochius distinctly uses the word, saying "Except he had been 47 3,4 | first anathematism that the Word was changed into the flesh 48 3,4 | calumny. ~EXCURSUS ON THE WORD Qeotokos. ~There have been 49 3,4 | case of the theotocos the word expresses a great, necessary, 50 3,4 | Christ was one with the Word by participation in dignity; 51 3,4 | adored together with the Word; and that "My Lord and my 52 3,4 | therefore the importance of the word Qeotokos cannot be exaggerated. ~ 53 3,4 | 208 ~I shall treat the word Theotocos under two heads;( 54 3,4 | preceded him." ~(1) History of Word Qeotokos. ~It has not been 55 3,4 | unfrequently assumed that the word Theotocos was coined to 56 3,4 | Catholic Theology, and the very word was used by bishop Alexander 57 3,4 | Marias Mapias)."(2) The same word had been used by many church 58 3,4 | so we say that he, the Word, was himself born of Mary" ( 59 3,4 | Mary bare Jesus, not the Word, for the Word was and remained 60 3,4 | Jesus, not the Word, for the Word was and remained omnipresent, 61 3,4 | whom the union with the Word was begun, but was still 62 3,4 | Only-begotten impassible Word (unigenitus impassibilis) 63 3,4 | 994). ~(2) Meaning of the Word Qeotokos. ~We pass now to 64 3,4 | now to the meaning of the word, having sufficiently traced 65 3,4 | accurate translation of the word, both from a lexico-graphical 66 3,4 | It is evident that the word is a composite formed of 67 3,4 | full meaning of the Greek word, which (as Bp. Pearson has 68 3,4 | not express it. ~Now the word Mother does necessarily 69 3,4 | considering is what the Greek word Theotocos means in English. 70 3,4 | their Lexicon insert the word qeotokos as an adjective 71 3,4 | followers urged against the word Theotocos, and this being 72 3,4 | shall not confess that the Word of God the Father is united 73 3,4 | a man separate from the Word of God, and shall apply 74 3,4 | apply others to the only Word of God the Father, on the 75 3,4 | suffering to the divine Word, both in the flesh and in 76 3,4 | Evangelist, introducing the Word as become flesh, shows him 77 3,4 | was not impossible for the Word born of the Father to have 78 3,4 | through nature, because "the Word was made flesh," and "hath 79 3,4 | Basil had used this very word, Qeoforos, for the Lord; 80 3,4 | or heterodoxy of such a word must be determined by the 81 3,4 | shall dare say that the Word of God the Father is the 82 3,4 | to the Scriptures, "The Word was made flesh": let him 83 3,4 | another than Christ the Word, and ventures to say that 84 3,4 | servant is equally with the Word of God, without beginning 85 3,4 | another than Christ the Word"] has no reference to Cyril; 86 3,4 | he should hold that the Word was the God and Lord of 87 3,4 | therefore he denied that the Word was the God or Lord of the 88 3,4 | is only energized by the Word of God, and that the glory 89 3,4 | therefore the only begotten Word of God made flesh was called 90 3,4 | worshipped together with God the Word, and glorified together 91 3,4 | as [it is written] "The Word was made flesh": let him 92 3,4 | owes its union with the Word which has existed since 93 3,4 | anathematism is to shew that the Word of God, when he assumed 94 4 | that it was not God the Word, of one substance and co-eternal 95 4 | that it is not the divine Word himself, when he was made 96 4 | any one maintains that the Word, who is from the beginning, 97 4 | between him who united [the Word] and him who was united [ 98 4 | otherwise contend that the very Word of God made man, was not 99 4 | that it pertains to the Word of God the Father as his 100 4 | united to him [i.e., the Word] only according to honour, 101 4 | because it is that of the Word who giveth life to all: 102 4 | which is united with God the Word is by the power of its own 103 4 | and as the blood of the Word which gives all things life. 104 4 | became the very own of the Word, therefore we understand 105 4 | shall not recognize that the Word of God suffered in the flesh, 106 4 | ascribes these also to the Word of God as to the flesh in 107 4 | But if the flesh is the Word's (for "The Word was made 108 4 | is the Word's (for "The Word was made flesh")it is necessary 109 4 | or three witnesses every word shall be established." But 110 5 | receive grace to speak the word of God with confidence, 111 5 | except that ye may speak the Word of the Lord with confidence? 112 6 | respectively. The last word commonly denotes either " 113 6 | denied the incarnation of the Word, and they twain that denied 114 6,1 | told us in writing and by word of mouth ~235 ~that the 115 6,1 | texts. The canon is found word for word in the VII Session 116 6,1 | canon is found word for word in the VII Session of the 117 6,1 | were driven out when the Word took it upon him.(1) They


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