Document, Chapter
1 1 | divided into two the person of Christ. Pope St. Celestine, watchful,
2 1 | together--that is, the Person of Christ. Here is the doctrine of
3 1 | of any since the birth of Christ,. At least the Holy Council
4 1 | Catholic Church, and by Christ's authority administering
5 3,1| of those who believe in Christ, exposes a body to the unbearable
6 3,1| union, there is of both one Christ and one Son; for the difference
7 3,1| for us the one Lord Jesus Christ by their ineffable and inexpressible
8 3,1| therefore, confess one Christ and Lord, not as worshipping.
9 3,1| divide the one Lord Jesus Christ into two Sons. Neither will
10 3,1| unto you for the love of Christ, beseeching you as a brother,
11 3,1| testifying to you before Christ and the elect angels, that
12 3,2| Justinian in the year of Christ 811. For at that memorable
13 3,3| that we love you more than Christ the Saviour of us all? Who
14 3,3| forced to remember that Christ said: "Think not that I
15 3,3| invisible, and in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only-begotten Son of
16 3,3| adore one Son and Lord Jesus Christ: we do not divide the God
17 3,3| the Word of God the name Christ and the same name separately
18 3,3| woman; but we know only one Christ, the Word from God the Father
19 3,3| of the holy Virgin, lest Christ be thought of as a God-bearing
20 3,3| it is also said that in Christ "dwelt all the fulness of
21 3,3| body. ~One therefore is Christ both Son and Lord, not as
22 3,3| the God nor the Lord of Christ, lest we openly cut in two
23 3,3| openly cut in two the one Christ, the Son and Lord, and fall
24 3,3| careful also how we say about Christ: "I worship the One clothed
25 3,3| saying of this divides again Christ into two, and puts the man
26 3,3| with the other; but Jesus Christ is considered as One, the
27 3,3| Son of God, that is Jesus Christ, confessing his resurrection
28 3,3| and the Precious Blood of Christ the Saviour of us all. And
29 3,3| is he, the one and only Christ, to be thought of as double,
30 3,3| Incarnate. For the Lord Jesus Christ is One, according to the
31 3,3| do not say that the One Christ and Son as needing glory
32 3,3| the Spirit of truth and Christ is the Truth, and he is
33 3,3| Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ into heaven, he glorified
34 3,4| one is Mother of God. That Christ is God is clearly proved
35 3,4| Nestorius--to the effect that Christ was one with the Word by
36 3,4| the dead, of which Jesus Christ our Lord became the first-fruits;
37 3,4| is properly the Mother of Christ (Christotocos) but not the
38 3,4| also, because God was in Christ in a remarkable manner.
39 3,4| and then impassible, Jesus Christ our Lord."(5) Further on
40 3,4| For our God, Jesus the Christ, was borne in the womb by
41 3,4| properties of the two natures in Christ, not in abstracto (Godhead
42 3,4| concreto (God and man). Christ. himself had declared in
43 3,4| Christotocos by "Mother of Christ" and surely the expressions
44 3,4| his own, he is one only Christ both God and man at the
45 3,4| the hypostases in the one Christ, joining them by that connexion
46 3,4| III. ~If any one says that Christ, who is also Emmanuel, is
47 3,4| existence of two natures in Christ, but of two persons, as,
48 3,4| a double personality in Christ. he endeavoured to get rid
49 3,4| union of the two natures in Christ, but that his notion was
50 3,4| the Godhead and manhood in Christ appear only from without
51 3,4| have been said concerning Christ by the Saints, or by himself,
52 3,4| refer to the two natures of Christ, to one only of those natures,
53 3,4| BRUCE. ~(The Humiliation of Christ. Appendix to Lect. II.) ~
54 3,4| affirming our Lord Jesus Christ to be one, and assigning
55 3,4| shall dare to say that the Christ is a Theophorus [that is,
56 3,4| Nestorius, by which he said that Christ was in this sense Emmanuel,
57 3,4| the Father is the God of Christ or the Lord of Christ, and
58 3,4| of Christ or the Lord of Christ, and shall not rather confess
59 3,4| Incarnation calls another than Christ the Word, and ventures to
60 3,4| should call "another than Christ the Word"] has no reference
61 3,4| Nestorius believed that in Christ there were two distinct
62 3,4| usual, and points out that Christ is styled a servant by the
63 3,4| Cyril answers; that although Christ, inasmuch as he was man,
64 3,4| another than the Emmanuel Christ let him be anathema. ST.
65 3,4| But he was named also Christ, because that according
66 3,4| God made flesh was called Christ. And since he possessed
67 3,4| was added to the power of Christ, as though the Only-begotten
68 3,4| Only-begotten was different from Christ, they are thinking of two
69 3,4| only the human nature of Christ is one suppositum with the
70 3,4| that the one Lord Jesus Christ was glorified by the Holy
71 3,4| himself, for here he says that Christ did not work his wonders
72 3,4| to themselves, but not so Christ. When Christ worked wonders
73 3,4| but not so Christ. When Christ worked wonders through the
74 4 | announced the birth of the Christ according to the flesh;
75 4 | with reference to the Lord Christ; who himself after his resurrection
76 5 | namely, that our Lord Jesus Christ, whom he has blasphemed,
77 5 | received by the favour of Christ our God. And now what else
78 5 | kingdom from our Lord Jesus Christ, the Saviour and Redeemer
79 5 | received from our Lord Jesus Christ), also following the types (
80 6 | baptism so as to be knit into Christ, not "for the remission
81 6 | grace, e.g. the example of Christ, the teaching of his ministers,
82 6,1| faith he hath concerning Christ." (1) ~2. The fathers of
83 6,1| liberty which Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Deliverer of all men,
84 6,1| and the love which is in Christ. If, however, ye shall determine
85 6,1| you] that, by the will of Christ the Saviour of us all, and
86 6,1| had the sincere love of Christ, and were zealous in the
87 6,1| not derided the glory of Christ, and gathering as a college
88 6,1| They held that the body of Christ was infinite like his divine
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