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 1 Intro| relative or direct; whether the godhead and the figure of Christ
 2 2    | worshipped and glorified in one godhead, power, and authority. I
 3 2    |     revered with adoration; one Godhead, one Lordship, one dominion,
 4 3    |     created flesh, depicted the Godhead which cannot be represented,
 5 3    |       in making an image of the Godhead, and the other by mingling
 6 3    |       the other by mingling the Godhead and manhood. Those fall
 7 3    |      which mediates between the Godhead of the Son and the dulness
 8 3    |       well as the body, and the Godhead remained undivided even
 9 3    |    Christ is, there is also his Godhead; and where the body of Christ
10 3    |     Christ is, there too is his Godhead. If then in his passion
11 3    |     separate the flesh from the Godhead, and represent it by itself
12 3    |     separate the flesh from the Godhead, ascribe to it a subsistence
13 3    |         by being assumed by the Godhead. Whoever, then, makes an
14 3    |      Christ, either depicts the Godhead which cannot be depicted,
15 3    |      Son and the Holy Ghost one godhead, nature and substance, will
16 3    |      thus separates it from the Godhead, etc. ~(14) If anyone endeavours
17 3    |        him from his inseparable Godhead, so that he thereby introduces