Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6|          wise that there are two~natures in man, and not three.”~
 2 II, 6,3|        errors concerning the two natures of Jesus Christ.~The Church
 3 II, 6,3|      correct teaching of the two natures of the Lord~Jesus Christ,
 4 II, 6,3|        united within Himself two natures and two different persons,
 5 II, 6,3|     Ecumenical Councils.~The two natures in Jesus Christ.~At three
 6 II, 6,3|         Lord Jesus Christ in two~Natures, Divine and Human, and with
 7 II, 6,3|          union of these~distinct natures in one.”The Fourth Ecumenical
 8 II, 6,3|          of the union of the two Natures in the one Person of the~
 9 II, 6,3|        be confessed to be in two natures, unconfusedly, immutably,
10 II, 6,3|      manner of this union of the natures is expressed in the Chalcedonian
11 II, 6,3| immutably.” The Divine and Human Natures in Christ do not mingle~
12 II, 6,3|  Indivisibly, inseparably.” Both natures are forever united, not
13 II, 6,3|        flesh for Himself). These~natures were also inseparable at
14 II, 6,3|          of the union~of the two natures in the person of the Lord
15 II, 6,3|         even after~the union the natures remained unmingled and their
16 II, 6,3|       317). The union~of the two natures in Christ is defined by
17 II, 6,3|          of the union of the two natures in Christ, one must of course
18 II, 6,3|        Christ the God-man of two natures, there remains in Him one
19 II, 6,3|           precisely because both~natures are inseparably united in
20 II, 6,3|         be~worshipped in His two natures, in the sense that he wishes
21 App, 3 |         a restoration of the two natures. But this is not in accordance