Document,  Chapter

 1  3,1|           that the only begotten Son, born according to nature
 2  3,1|          man, and was called the Son of Man, not merely as willing
 3  3,1|          both one Christ and one Son; for the difference of the
 4  3,1|          with the appellation of Son, and that he who is properly
 5  3,3|        of me: and he that loveth son or daughter more than me
 6  3,3|        Christ, the Only-begotten Son of God, begotten of his
 7  3,3|         or essence; and that the Son of God was capable of change
 8  3,3|          substance, we adore one Son and Lord Jesus Christ: we
 9  3,3|         therefore is Christ both Son and Lord, not as if a man
10  3,3|          two the one Christ, the Son and Lord, and fall under
11  3,3|        as One, the Only-begotten Son, to be honoured with one
12  3,3|        We confess that he is the Son, begotten of God the Father,
13  3,3|       fulness of time as the One Son and Lord, in the glory of
14  3,3|      flesh, of the Only-begotten Son of God, that is Jesus Christ,
15  3,3|          ye eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his Blood.
16  3,3|       both became and was called Son of Man. Besides, what the
17  3,3|          that the One Christ and Son as needing glory from another
18  3,3|        is the Spirit and not the Son; but he is not different
19  3,3|          Father (that is, of the Son), he is evidently Wisdom
20  3,4|         was in the beginning the Son of God, afterwards took
21  3,4|       was the parent of the same Son qeikws(2) (divinely) as
22  3,4|        he was not yet called the Son of God." And in another
23  3,4|         man, true Life in death, Son of Mary and of God, first
24  3,4|           gave his only begotten Son" (namely, to death), and
25  3,4|         teaches (c. 7) that "the Son of God could not suffer
26  3,4|     Mother, but of the Incarnate Son, who is God. "Mother" expresses
27  3,4|        relation to the incarnate Son which St. Cyril, the Council
28  3,4|          its Mother that God the Son derived from Mary, and this
29  3,4|         is the Mother of God the Son in his incarnation, than
30  3,4|         earthly mother is of her son. ~I therefore consider it
31  3,4|          assumed manhood, in one Son, as still continuing without
32  3,4|          is very God, as an only Son through nature, because "
33  3,4|        nature, there is only one Son of God, namely, he who is
34  3,4|           when he says, that the Son of God is not one after
35  3,4|  generation of the only-begotten Son of God according to the
36  3,4|         said, "Thou shalt bear a son; and thou shalt call his
37  3,4|         Spirit as being from the Son. ~
38  4  |         thee shall be called the Son of God." And to Joseph he
39  4  |   confess that the Spirit of the Son was his own if he spoke
40  4  |       the Spirit as being of the Son, or as having its origin
41  4  |    having its origin through the Son we shall reject this statement
42  4  |         but the natural and true Son of God, made man, and yet
43  6  | Incarnation of the Only-Begotten Son of God, or the abominable
44  6,1|           On the Clause "and the Son," p. 81.) ~St. Cyril ought
45  6,1|     perfect truth of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and presents
46  6,1|      from the Father through the Son." But since the Greeks at