Homily, Par.

 1  I,  3 |   seeing the calamity of his father before his eyes, and holding
 2  I,  3 |    therefore an affectionate father, at first indeed, suffers
 3  I,  3 |   home, and to enjoy all his father's goods, but when he sees
 4  I,  3 |       and may succeed to his father's inheritance: So has God
 5  I,  5 |     should thus approve of a father indeed and a physician and
 6  I,  6 |   full of affection than any father, juster than any judge,
 7  I,  8 |    with whom be glory to the Father, with the Holy Spirit, now
 8 II,  1 |     too. Bless me then, O my father, with spiritual blessing,
 9 II,  6 |  your debtors, your Heavenly Father will also forgive you."21
10 II,  6 | glory, power, honour, to the Father, together with the all holy,
11 III,  3|   cometh in the glory of his Father." See the equality of the
12 III,  3|     like to the glory of the Father, but in the glory of the
13 III,  3|      but in the glory of the Father, and will gather together
14 III,  7|    with whom be glory to the Father together with the Holy Spirit,