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 1 Pref   |       the living God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, who is
 2 Intro,6|     glory of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.~ ~ ~
 3 1,2    |       intimate closeness to the Son of God (syggeneian pros
 4 1,2    |         Testament,~that He is a Son, only-begotten, a true Son,
 5 1,2    |      Son, only-begotten, a true Son, that He is of the same
 6 1,2    |     Christ: “Rabbi, you are the Son of God, you are the King
 7 1,2    |      thought worthy to know the Son of God; to rejoice, not~
 8 1,4    |        have been given. . . The Son of God was made man for
 9 2,2    |         entitled “Only-Begotten Son” which proclaims the incarnation,
10 2,2    |      the Pharisee, the Prodigal Son, the Last Judgment, Jesus'
11 2,2    |         Jesus as the Christ and Son of God, the veneration of
12 2,2    |         gave Your only-begotten Son so that whoever believes
13 2,3    |       intimate closeness to the Son of God. These blessings
14 2,3    |         and that He is the true Son sharing the same essence
15 3,4    |     world that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in
16 3,4    |       who did not spare His own Son but gave Him up for us all,
17 3,4    |    flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and
18 4,1    |       activity of God — Father, Son and Holy Spirit — lived
19 4,1    |        of the Father and of the~Son and of the Holy Spirit,
20 4,2    |       the living God as Father, Son and Spirit, a mystery both
21 4,2    |        as the Father’s “beloved Son” (Mt. 3:17; 17:5), and the
22 4,2    |    Father; and no one knows the Son~except the Father, and no
23 4,2    |     knows the Father except the Son and any one to~whom the
24 4,2    |         and any one to~whom the Son chooses to reveal him.~ ~
25 4,2    |        as risen Lord and unique Son of God possesses, He commissions
26 4,2    |        of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” (
27 4,2    |   manifested status as Lord and Son of God, possesses full divine
28 4,2    |        belief in God as Father, Son and Spirit.~ There are other
29 4,2    |      identified as the “beloved Son” by the voice of the Father,
30 4,2    |        as eternal God, the Only Son and Revealer of the Father (
31 4,2    |          not the Father but the Son, distinct from the Father
32 4,2    |    saving work of God — Father, Son and Holy Spirit — in salvation
33 4,2    | demonstrate the divinity of the Son, whereas St. Basil in his
34 4,2    |     Scripture attributes to the Son and the Spirit titles, prerogatives,
35 4,2    |         is inescapable that the Son and the Spirit belong to
36 4,2    |       to Scripture, through His Son and by the power of His
37 4,2    |       us to understand that the Son and the Spirit are not separate
38 4,2    |     gives all that He is to the Son, except Fatherhood (the
39 4,2    |      being Father), because the Son is the Son and not the Father,
40 4,2    |          because the Son is the Son and not the Father, and
41 4,2    |      the Father, and it was the Son who assumed human flesh,
42 4,2    |         not the Father, nor the Son, and it was the Spirit who
43 4,2    |     Trinity is one God, Father, Son and Spirit, sharing all
44 4,2    |     attributes of being Father, Son and Spirit are not shared
45 4,2    |        the Father who sends the Son to the world and not the
46 4,2    |      not the reverse. It is the Son who becomes incarnate, neither
47 4,3    |      name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, as
48 4,3    |      and the saving work of the Son of God. Saint Paul’s account
49 4,3    |      and life, it is the unique Son who addresses God as Father
50 4,3    |         the Father, through the Son and in the power of the
51 4,3    |      God the Father through the Son and in the Spirit. In Christian
52 4,4    |     Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God” (Mk 1:1). And the
53 4,4    |       of redemption through his Son. The proclaimed Gospel is
54 4,4    |      Father working through his Son and in the power of his
55 5,2    |    flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and
56 5,3    |  invocations to the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. By
57 5,4    |       who called out to Christ “Son of David, have mercy me!”
58 6,1    |    Prayer — “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me,
59 6,6    |       not reproach his prodigal son. When a Christian experiences
60 8,2    |     such that they send off the son to study in Greece and be
61 8,4    |       the christological titles Son of God and Lord, the contrast
62 8,4    |   called” him to evangelize His Son among the Gentiles (Gal.
63 9,2    |      out: “Teacher, You are the Son of God! You are the King
64 9,2    |         made worthy to know the Son of God.”~ And, surely, the
65 9,2    |     glory, glory as of the only Son of the Father” (Jn 1:12).
66 9,2    |         the Father and with His Son, Jesus Christ. And we are
67 9,2    |      Gospel is that the eternal Son who, united with the Father
68 9,2    |         Parable of the Prodigal Son, particularly the image
69 9,2    |     shared with his young rebel son His own property and let
70 9,2    |      misfortune of the Prodigal Son — being away from home,
71 9,2    |         waited for the Prodigal Son. When the young son utterly
72 9,2    |    Prodigal Son. When the young son utterly crashed and hit
73 9,2    |    least as a servant, if not a son again. He had prepared a
74 9,2    |      him, and welcomed him as a son. He would not hear of any
75 9,2    |       and dancing. “For this my son was dead, and is alive again;
76 9,2    |      revealed to us through the Son inspires in us? See what
77 9,2    |         Parable of the Prodigal Son, but also through His example
78 9,2    |        as sacrifice His beloved Son on the Cross. Rather, receive
79 9,2    |       Abraham from offering his son Isaac as a sacrifice. However,
80 9,2    |       God did not spare His own Son to establish the New Covenant
81 9,2    |       God did not spare His own Son but gave Him up for us all,
82 9,2    |        loving Father. He is the Son who offered His life on
83 9,3    |    Titus, the Roman general and son of Vespasian Caesar. He
84 9,3    |       to a god: “Hail, Caesar’s son! Hail, Caesar!” His was
85 10,2   |        of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit?”
86 10,2   |         example of the prodigal son who “came to himself” and
87 10,3   |        the life of God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, there is
88 10,4   |         example of the prodigal son and let us pray with the
89 10,5   |        the case of the prodigal son, waits to welcome our homecoming
90 11,4   |       or perhaps even a radical son of Judaism who called for
91 11,4   |         follows: “Only-begotten Son and Word of God, although
92 11,4   |      the Sunday of the Prodigal Son. ~  [131]. The first officially