Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3|      observing the everlasting existence of Him, Who only in “these
 2 1, 0,3| further that in respect of His existence, the Word does not separate
 3 1, 0,3|      an independent hypostatic existence and not identical to the
 4 1, 0,3|       and Primal Source of all existence (including the Word Himself) —
 5 1, 0,3|  though it was obliged for its existence. “He came to His own,” ie.
 6 1, 0,4|          From the beginning of existence, as I have told you.” Thus,
 7 2, 1,1|       do not interfere with my existence and control over people.
 8 2, 1,2|      after me, but has eternal existence and Divine worthiness, “
 9 4, 1,5| essential needs to support our existence. “And forgive us our debts,
10 6, 2,8|  Divine worthiness and eternal existence. Having suffered such a
11 6, 6,3|      to the possibility of the existence of some other spiritual