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 1 Text   |       says from the testimony to Isu. . . .8 ~*     *     *     *     *     *     * ~[
 2 Text   |        he [heard] the report of [Isu] that he had come [asked]
 3 Text(8)|                                1 Isu. It is clear from these
 4 Text   |          John thought concerning Isu, when He came, that He was
 5 Text   |          not (only) John is like Isu, but also Elijah and Jeremiah,
 6 Text   |           and these are all like Isu, so that now we have found
 7 Text   |          humility existed before Isu. And if humility existed
 8 Text   |  prophets he sent it and also to Isu. And if Isu did not send
 9 Text   |          and also to Isu. And if Isu did not send the prophets
10 Text   |       and the Maker did not send Isu, then from these same sufferings
11 Text   |       sufferings of the prophets Isu [took an example] that [
12 Text   |    changed their nature ? Was it Isu ? Wilt thou not then tell
13 Text   |        the pleasing qualities of Isu ? ~Did then the Maker really
14 Text   |          means of these he (i.e. Isu) was destined to lead created
15 Text   |         go astray [P. 72.] after Isu when he came ? And where
16 Text   |          should think concerning Isu that he was from Him, when
17 Text   |      that these things belong to Isu ; can it be that he actually
18 Text   |            of those things which Isu commanded there is found
19 Text   |       here also it is found that Isu resembles the Maker ; for
20 Text   |       chief of His prophets, and Isu sanctified the chief of
21 Text   |         them, and all of them to Isu, how then can the Stranger,
22 Text   |         ask) then, Is it because Isu was humbled whereas the
23 Text   | reasoning, because the Father of Isu is not humbled together
24 Text   |        not humbled together with Isu who was humbled, the Stranger
25 Text   |     nature (of some one). But if Isu who was humbled resembles
26 Text   |      humbled, how much more will Isu who was humbled resemble
27 Text   |      what consists the fact that Isu was humbled ? Is it not
28 Text   |   promise. We have thus compared Isu with the Maker, and it has
29 Text   |          Maker was antecedent to Isu in humiliation. And if thou
30 Text   |          And if thou sayest that Isu was actually crucified,
31 Text   |       therefore canst thou liken Isu to that Stranger, who is
32 Text   |           John knew] the word of Isu to be 'No,' [lo,] then Isu
33 Text   |       Isu to be 'No,' [lo,] then Isu really lied in that he said
34 Text   |      John was shaken and sent to Isu, the word of Isu was also
35 Text   |         sent to Isu, the word of Isu was also a lie, when he
36 Text   |       reed, and why did he (i.e. Isu) say that he was not a reed ?
37 Text   |          in David's Son, and yet Isu bears witness [P. 83.] in
38 Text   |         not for the testimony of Isu, who said that he was not
39 Text   |          to live) in the days of Isu who preached humility, by
40 Text   |        his (i.e. the humility of Isu) he abandoned the exalted
41 Text   |       David and loved the humble Isu; but that (passage) which
42 Text   |       disciples might learn from Isu . . . ~*     *     *     *     *     *     *    [
43 Text   |        that the sole reason that Isu said concerning John 'Blessed
44 Text   |          then he did not send to Isu, and Isu himself made him (
45 Text   |         did not send to Isu, and Isu himself made him (i.e. the
46 Text   |        is not John true ? And if Isu had wished to send to him (
47 Text   |          was one who believed in Isu, and on that account Isu
48 Text   |         Isu, and on that account Isu sent (saying) 'Blessed is
49 Text   |         mountain in company with Isu, what do they (i.e. the
50 Text   |       mountain.27 And if because Isu was a stranger to Him (i.e.
51 Text   |           namely on what account Isu went up thither. Was it
52 Text   |       him to say to him (i.e. to Isu) : "If thou art really buying,
53 Text   |          had come to him. But if Isu came to (wage) war, he was
54 Text   |    forsooth, a bargain ? And did Isu say to the Maker, 'Give
55 Text   |        learn from the descent of Isu that he was also to ascend,
56 Text   |       him these very things, and Isu returned answer to Him and
57 Text   |      which they saw. And perhaps Isu too shewed them that glory
58 Text   |   surpassing vision of the Maker Isu shewed them that (his glory)
59 Text   |        from One, unadvisedly did Isu [1.42.] interpose, ... If
60 Text   |         anything to him (i.e. to Isu) ? And from which heavens
61 Text   |        which they had concerning Isu. But if even the voice which
62 Text   |       greater than the aforesaid Isu, inasmuch as our domain
63 Text   |          our domain is worthy of Isu and unworthy of His (i.e.
64 Text   |         be denied, then he (i.e. Isu) was denied when he entered