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 1 1 |               Christ received from His Father for the welfare of mankind,
 2 1 |               had received it from the Father, so He transmitted it for
 3 1 |        departure and His return to the Father, the advantage which would
 4 1 |          proceeds from-Himself and the Father; that He would complete,
 5 3 |             who is in the bosom of the Father, He bath declared Him" (
 6 3 |          festival in honour of God the Father. For, although the separate
 7 3 |               with the doxology to the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost; blessings,
 8 3 | indiscriminately; of Him refers to the Father, by Him to the Son, in Him
 9 3 |          fittingly to attribute to the Father those works of the Divinity
10 3 |                 7). In this manner the Father, who is "the principle of
11 3 |               of Him, referring to the Father. But the Son, the Word,
12 3 |             and the Mutual Love of the Father and Son, completes and perfects,
13 4 |             Him who is the love of the Father and the Son, since this "
14 5 |               proceedeth both from the Father, who is the eternally True,
15 5 |                Church. "I will ask the Father, and He will give you another
16 8 |            sons, whereby we cry: Abba, Father." He fills our hearts with
17 9 |            from the mutual love of the Father and the Son, is justly believed
18 9 |              not expressly mention the Father or the Son, or the Holy
19 9 |          Trinity the sweetness of both Father and Son, filling all creatures
20 9 |            Spirit, proceeding from the Father and the Word in the eternal
21 10|                  who is a liar and the father thereof, as a teacher of
22 11|             that He is the Gift of the Father and the Son. Now the remission
23 11|              sweetest of names: "Come, Father of the poor! Come, Giver