Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref |      after called himself the son of Pamphilus. It was in
 2  2,9 |    his incarnation in God the Son. A summary of Jesus' miracles
 3  2,9 |    God the Father and God the Son and in chapter 5 explains
 4  2,13|       do these things are the son of God. I have therefore
 5  3   |       acrostic “Jesus Christ; Son of God, Saviour” (vss. 2I7-44).[
 6  3   |   Father, the Mother, and the Son, which John was given after
 7  4,3 |   their teaching that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are “one
 8  4,4 |       eat your bread, for the Son of Man is risen from among
 9  4,8 |  schismatic Basilides and his son Isidorus claimed Matthias
10  4,9 |       held that Jesus was the son of Joseph and Mary and that
11  5,3 |       the enmity of the man's son Hermippus, who had hoped
12  5,3 |    his father's property. The son is smitten with blindness
13  5,4 |      wealth, raises a widow's son, drinks a deadly poison
14  5,7 |      husband.~ 12. The king's son, Vazan (or Iuzanes),joins
15  7,4 |    the Dialogue said: “In the Son God made the heavens and
16  8,4 |      things.~ Marcion was the son of the bishop of Sinope
17 12,7 |    concerning the Father, the Son, and the Soul. This work,
18 12,7 | relation of the Father to the Son (Heraclides did not understand
19 13,5 |       during the reign of her son Alexander Severus, A.D.
20 13,10|    his household, perhaps his son, came to Dionysius' house
21 13,11|      form of a letter to his “son” Timothy, refuting the atomistic
22 13,11|  views on the relation of the Son to the Father. Dionysius
23 14,5 |      unity identified Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, so that
24 14,16|   Father, in Jesus Christ his Son, and in the Holv Spirit.
25 14,18|       of Constantine's eldest son Crispus, then about ten
26 14,20| Crispus, the emperor's eldest son. Although the authenticity
27 16   |        Bartholomew, James the son of Alpheus, and Thomas seem