Canon

 1 1  | incomprehensible, and ineffable, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost; three
 2 1  |    nature absolutely simple; the Father (proceeding) from no one,
 3 1  |        one, but the Son from the Father only, and the Holy Ghost
 4 1  |   without beginning and end. The Father begetting, the Son begotten,
 5 1  |       the Trinity, namely of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, is
 6 2  |        in his Sentences that the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are
 7 2  |       there is no entity that is Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, neither
 8 2  |      though he concedes that the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are
 9 2  |    faithful in the Gospel: will, Father, that they may be one, as
10 2  |         testimony in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy
11 2  |        ineffable, which is truly Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, together (
12 2  |        proceeding, but it is the Father who begets, the Son who
13 2  |           Though, therefore, the Father is one (being), and the
14 2  |            but that which is the Father that is the Son and the
15 2  |          consubstantial. For the Father begetting the Son from eternity
16 2  |        testifies: "That which my father hath given me, is greater
17 2  |       since the substance of the Father is indivisible, that is,
18 2  |      neither can it be said that Father in begetting transferred
19 2  |  diminution the substance of the Father and thus the Father and
20 2  |          the Father and thus the Father and Son as well as the Holy
21 2  | therefore the Truth prays to the Father for the faithful, saying: "
22 2  |        perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect" (Matt. 5: 48);
23 2  |        of grace as your heavenly Father is perfect by the perfection
24 2  |          de Bene, whose mind the father of lies has so darkened
25 HLD|       them, adjuring-through the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, one,
26 HLD|     Christ, into whose hands the Father has given all things, if