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 1  Marc |       consider that the God and Father of all acted towards our
 2  Marc |     seduction, saying, "O Lord, Father, and Governor of my life,
 3  Marc |         having His name and His Father's name written in their
 4 Theoph|       the Lord also taught, "My Father worketh hitherto."2 But
 5 Theoph|        man is said to leave his father and his mother, since he
 6 Theoph|       away from it, so that the father may again appear in the
 7 Theoph|             Chapter V.-The Holy Father Follows Up the Same Argument.~
 8  Thal | Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall
 9  Thal |     cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall be
10  Thal |      that the Word, leaving His Father in heaven, came down to
11  Thal | Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother; "35 and
12 Thall |      fulfils the counsel of the Father, hearing the words, "quickly
13 Thall |        are the branches; and my Father is the husbandman." But
14 Agathe|         before men, so that our Father which is in heaven may be
15 Agathe| immortality and riches from the Father; and I triumph in eternity,
16 Procil|         Manner of Praising; The Father Greater Than the Son, Not
17 Procil|       from the treasures of the Father above, giving us all the
18 Procil|       than all things after the Father, should have the Father,
19 Procil|         Father, should have the Father, who alone is greater than
20 Procil|        and to others to see the Father.10 And here, also, He announces
21 Procil|       sake of which He left the Father and came down here, and
22 Procil|        at the right hand of the Father. "The virgins," He says,24 "
23 Procil|         in sinless glory to the Father, the choir and order of
24 Thekla|     therefore was called by the Father? Come, then, let us go forward
25 Thekla|     down from the throne of the Father, that He should remain and
26 Thekla|         I bow my knees unto the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
27 Thekla|         which was spoken by the Father from above to Christ when
28 Thekla|      the Almighty Person of the Father Himself suffered;31 or as
29 Thekla|    understanding concerning the Father, and the Son, and the Spirit,
30 Thekla|          and is a symbol of the Father Himself, who made the universe
31 Thekla|    knowledge of the Son and the Father. But sixty has the number
32 Arete |         by everlasting power, O Father, with Thy Son, we are here,