Document,  Chapter

  1 1  |         letter to Theodoret: "What God had before decreed by our
  2 1,1|            but placing the fear of God before his eyes; knowing
  3 1,1|           that ye are to render to God a strict account not only
  4 1,1|           etc. ~"We believe in one God," etc. "But those who say,"
  5 1,1|          Nice. ~"We believe in one God," etc. ~All the most reverend
  6 1,1|         most devout and beloved of God kings, who are the best
  7 1,1|            in prayers: "O Lord our God give us peace, for thou
  8 1,1|           the peace furnished from God, he is not lacking in any
  9 1,1|    Concerning the Virgin Mother of God, we thus think and speak;
 10 1,1|           the Only Begotten Son of God, necessarily, not by way
 11 1,1|           the Only Begotten Son of God, perfect God, and perfect
 12 1,1|       Begotten Son of God, perfect God, and perfect Man of a reasonable
 13 1,1|        holy Virgin to be Mother of God; because God the Word was
 14 1,1|          be Mother of God; because God the Word was incarnate and
 15 1,1|       attribute the worthy ones to God on account of the Divinity
 16 1,1|            Baptism,") we glorified God the Saviour of all, congratulating
 17 1,1|           holy Virgin is Mother of God. But if from heaven and
 18 1,1|         understood to be Mother of God? What then did she bring
 19 1,1|         which being interpreted is God with us." Truly also the
 20 1,1|        thou hast found favour with God. And, behold, thou shall
 21 1,1|            of the holy Virgin, yet God the Word came down from
 22 1,1|        what he was, that is to say God. For he is unchanging and
 23 1,1|          place between the Word of God and flesh. For it is likely
 24 1,1|          the Nature of the Word of God. For he remains that which
 25 1,1|          to this, that the Word of God is impassible, even though
 26 1,1|          but the Spirit himself of God and the Father, who proceedeth
 27 1,1|            the flesh cannot please God. But ye are not in the flesh,
 28 1,1|           so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any
 29 2  |         Incarnation of the Word of God, and was not willing, for
 30 2  |      profess that they "believe in God the Father Almighty, and
 31 2  |            are shattered. For when God is believed to be both "
 32 2  |            because he was born as "God from God," Almighty from
 33 2  |           he was born as "God from God," Almighty from Almighty,
 34 2  |       separated unto the gospel of God, which he had promised before
 35 2  |         Prophets; and finding that God's promise said to Abraham, "
 36 2  |       which is, being interpreted, God with us;" and should have
 37 2  |      Wonderful, Counsellor, Strong God, Prince of Peace, Father
 38 2  |         shall be called the Son of God;" as if, because the Virgin'
 39 2  |         the same "Mediator between God and man, the Man Christ
 40 2  |          of very man was born very God, whole in what was his,
 41 2  |           remaining in the form of God, made man, was made man
 42 2  |         defect; and as the form of God does not take away the form
 43 2  |        does not impair the form of God. For since the devil was
 44 2  |            his companion, and that God, according to the requirements
 45 2  |        order that the unchangeable God, whose will could not be
 46 2  |      should not perish contrary to God's purpose. Accordingly,
 47 2  |            Accordingly, the Son of God, descending from his seat
 48 2  |            servant; the impassible God did not disdain to be passible
 49 2  |           the selfsame who is very God, is also very man; and there
 50 2  |     Godhead meet together. For as "God" is not changed by the compassion [
 51 2  |         and the same, truly Son of God, and truly Son of Man. God,
 52 2  |         God, and truly Son of Man. God, inasmuch as "in the beginning
 53 2  |        Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."
 54 2  |         with God, and the Word was God." Man, inasmuch as "the
 55 2  |        flesh, and dwelt among us." God, inasmuch as "all things
 56 2  |            is the same to whom, as God, angels pay duteous service.
 57 2  |      Christ there is one Person of God and man, yet that whereby
 58 2  |             inasmuch as the Son of God took flesh from that Virgin
 59 2  |         the other hand, the Son of God is said to have been crucified
 60 2  |           the only-begotten Son of God was crucified and buried,"
 61 2  |      blessed Peter, as inspired by God, and about to benefit all
 62 2  |      Christ, the Son of the living God." Not undeservedly, therefore,
 63 2  |     selfsame to be both the Son of God and the Christ; because
 64 2  |          Jesus Christ to be merely God and not man, or merely man
 65 2  |         man, or merely man and not God. But after the resurrection
 66 2  |        confess that the one Son of God is both Word and flesh.
 67 2  |           the Only-begotten Son of God, either by way of the lowliness
 68 2  |            come in the flesh is of God; and every spirit which
 69 2  |         dissolveth Jesus is not of God, and this is Antichrist."
 70 2  |            out, that the Church of God might be refreshed both
 71 2  |          blood of Jesus the Son of God cleanseth us from all sin."
 72 2  |           that Jesus is the Son of God? This is he that came by
 73 2  |           the Only-begotten Son of God was of two natures before
 74 2  |        brother, to see that, if by God's merciful inspiration the
 75 2  |           own unsound opinion. May God keep you in good health,
 76 2  |           known to this beloved of God synod, that divine (1) letters
 77 2  |         and read by the beloved of God archdeacon and primicerius
 78 3  |       Synod, which by the grace of God according to the constitution
 79 3  |          most pious and beloved of God emperors assembled together
 80 5  |          assembled by the grace of God and the command of our most
 81 5  |        Lord Jesus Christ, our Lord God was found appearing to them
 82 5  |           Nice. ~We believe in one God, etc. ~Item, the Creed of
 83 5  | Constantinople. ~We believe in one God, etc. ~This wise and salutary
 84 5  |            use] the name Mother of God (Qeotokos) in reference
 85 5  |         one voice that the Son [of God] and our Lord Jesus Christ
 86 5  |           perfect in manhood, very God and very man, of a reasonable
 87 5  |         Virgin Mary, the Mother of God according to his manhood.
 88 5  |          the only-begotten Son [of God] must be confessed to be
 89 5  |        same Son and only-begotten, God the Word, our Lord Jesus
 90 5  |      prince to the most beloved of God Anatolius, archbishop of
 91 5  |          her that is orthodox. May God save your kingdom. Ye have
 92 6,3|           esteeming the service of God, and slip into the houses
 93 6,3|          help, through the fear of God. And if any one shall hereafter
 94 6,4|   excommunicated, that the name of God be not blasphemed. But the
 95 6,7|       first chosen for the love of God, they shall be anathematized. ~
 96 6,5|         shall despise the grace of God and give herself in marriage,
 97 6,6|      dedicated herself to the Lord God, nor for monks, to marry;
 98 6,8|         forbidden in the Church of God. Therefore, if any, whether
 99 6,8|         the "Three Chapters") that God had "softened the Egyptian'
100 6,4|       professing to dedicate it to God, write themselves down as
101 6,9|         answered: "We will, please God, recognize the present bishop
102 6,2|            spring up again between God's bishops, nor any schisms,
103 6,2|          assembled by the grace of God in Constantinople from far
104 6,2|          Nice. But the churches of God in heathen nations must
105 6,2|           of Cyzicum, said: I call God to witness that I signed