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 1  3,4|      to say that the form of a servant is equally with the Word
 2  3,4|      This [that "the form of a servant is without beginning and
 3  3,4|        that Christ is styled a servant by the Prophet Isaiah, because
 4  3,4|       because of the form of a servant which he had received. But
 5  3,4|      he was man, is called the servant of the Father, as of a person
 6  3,4|  person can be his own lord or servant, lest a separation of the
 7  3,4|        says that the form of a servant should, for its own sake,
 8  3,4| Nestorius, that "the form of a servant is the ruler of all things"]
 9  3,4|      this as if the "form of a servant" according to its very nature (
10  3,4|        says that the form of a servant is of like nature with the
11  4  |          and again, "Behold my servant whom I uphold, my beloved