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 1 2 |      wandering sheep --fallen man, hath brought him back to
 2 2 |       as our Lord teaches, No man lighteth a candle and putteth
 3 2 |    God received the luxurious man, and the harlot, and the
 4 2 |   Christ, who for us was made man, ~ ~move the beholders to
 5 2 |    maketh strong the heart of man, they laid up in the granary
 6 2 |   days was incarnate and made man for our salvation, and having
 7 3 |      draws down the spirit of man from the lofty adoration (
 8 3 |      Christ signifies God and man. Consequently it is an image
 9 3 |     it is an image of God and man, and consequently he has
10 3 | itself as the image of a mere man? They fall into the abyss
11 3 |      made like to corruptible man,... and served the creature
12 3 |       one Christ both God and man, etc. ~(5) If anyone does
13 3 |        God the Word as a mere man, who, although bearing the
14 5 |       perfect God and perfect man, as also the Council of
15 7 |    saying, "I have coveted no man's silver or gold, or apparel.
16 7 |   voice of the Lord that, "No man can serve two masters, for
17 7 |    For from early times every man in holy orders wore modest
18 7 | together apart. Moreover if a man takes anything to a canoness,
19 7 |    with Zonaras who says "the man must be received as a guest
20 8 |       inasmuch as he was very man; also those which set forth
21 8 |      our Lord Jesus Christ as man, and those of the undefiled
22 10|  which offered themselves for man's use." (Hist. Dogma. Vol.
23 11|      illustrious and glorious man Charles, by the will of
24 11|    Institution of a Christian Man" and the Second Prayer Book
25 11|     Scriptures. For what sane man ever either said or thought