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 1 5 |    conceive and bring forth the Son of God and if she did receive
 2 5 |         2, De Nativ. Dom.): the Son of God made man, being the "
 3 6 |         from the slaying of his son; Jacob at the sight of the
 4 7 |       thirty years united, as a son is usually united with a
 5 7 |      lived the very life of her Son. Hence nobody ever knew
 6 10|        not conceive the Eternal Son of God merely in order that
 7 12|        of His flesh to the Only Son of God, Who was to be born
 8 12|       of life and labors of the Son and the Mother, so that
 9 12|         the supreme hour of the Son came, beside the Cross of
10 12|         rejoicing that her Only Son was offered for the salvation
11 12|       all the torments that her Son bore (S. Bonav. 1. Sent
12 13|      between the Mother and the Son, it has been allowed to
13 13|     whole world with her Divine Son (Pius IX. Ineffabilis).
14 14|        at the right hand of her Son - a refuge so secure and
15 17|       carry out what the divine Son of Mary commands. For if
16 19|        the future Mother of His Son not only from stains which
17 20| conformable to the image of His Son; that He might be the first-born
18 21|     when she stood by her dying Son. Jesus is nailed to the
19 21|       that "He made Himself the Son of God" (John xix., 7).