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 1 TransPre   |         name is said to mean the Son of light, and whose labours
 2 PreGreek   |         profanely maintained the Son of God or the Holy Spirit
 3 PreGreek(4)|       between the Father and the Son: Hut the father's priority
 4 PreGreek(4)|     regard to the Father and the Son: Therefore, once there was
 5 PreGreek(4)|     Therefore, once there was no Son: Therefore He was, at some
 6 PreGreek(4)|        360. They taught that the Son was "Only Begotten" in the
 7 I          |        both conceived and bore a son, and His name is Immanuel,
 8 I          |       the freewoman. Howbeit the son by the handmaid is born
 9 I          |         after the flesh, but the son by the freewoman is born
10 I          |         and to His only-begotten Son must be placed in the front
11 I          |      nature, in what sense He is Son of God, and for what reasons
12 I          |         the time of Jeroboam the son of Nebat, the ten tribes
13 I          |        in the Book of Joshua the son of Nun. This being so, the
14 V          |        says in Ecclesiastes, "My son, beware of making many books:
15 V          |     meanings of the precept, "My son, beware of making many books";
16 V          |       words of Ecclesiastes, "My son, beware of making many books." 151
17 IX         |       the freewoman. Howbeit the son by the handmaid is born
18 IX         |         after the flesh; but the son by the freewoman is born
19 XII        |       20th Homily on Joshua, the son of Nun. ~1. A hearer greatly
20 XIII       |      good lord and most reverend son,223Gregory. Natural ability,
21 XIII       |          sister, and begetting a son brought up with Pharaoh'
22 XIII       |          the Book of Joshua, the son of Nun. So, then, some of
23 XIII       |        you, then, my lord and my son, chiefly give heed to the
24 XIV        |        come from God or from the Son of God." Now we maintain
25 XIV        |  understand them. Let Plato, the son of Aristo, in one of his
26 XIV        |        to have no "form" was the Son of God. But if another Prophet
27 XIV        |       certain Achilles being the son of a sea goddess Thetis
28 XIV        |         or that Sarpedon was the son of Zeus, or Ascalaphus and
29 XIV        |      that Aeneas was Aphrodite's son: how could we dispose of
30 XIV(296)   |        of God" is a title of the Son of God. ~
31 XVII       |          implied that he was the son of Cronos and Rhea, and
32 XVII       |         remember that he was the son of Leto and Zeus, and the
33 XVIII      |   something" was properly 346the Son of God, God the Word, the
34 XIX        |       from the beginning God and Son of God, is the very Word,
35 XX         |      Ancient One, He Who is both Son of God and King of the subject
36 XX         |          deep-designing Saturn's son, ~Turned him to stone; we
37 XX         |       that God over All, and His Son, impel the birds and other
38 XX         |           Do you not see that my son sneezed as you spoke?" ~
39 XX         | discourse. God grant through His Son, Who is God the Word, and
40 XXII       |     tender compassion toward his son." 522~~~~~~8. Much might be
41 XXIII(537) |       indifferently to Father or Son, as they had occasion to
42 XXIII      |        For if thou shalt beget a son, thy son shall slay thee, ~
43 XXIII      |      thou shalt beget a son, thy son shall slay thee, ~And all
44 XXIII(581) |   discussions between father and son, see the Clementine Recognitions,
45 XXIII      |       Father. ---- Pardon me, my son, what you said yesterday
46 XXV        |     mother's womb, to reveal his son in me." 600They who do not
47 XXV        |    conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the first-born
48 XXV        |    conformed to the image of his Son." 605So then, God first
49 XXV        |    conformed to the image of His Son. Now we know there is a
50 XXV        |          called the image of the Son of God; and we think that
51 XXV        |          human 607soul which the Son of God assumed, and which
52 XXV        |        image of the image of the Son of God, that God foreordained
53 XXV        |    conformed to the image of His Son; but others He saw estranged.
54 XXV        |    conformed to the image of his Son." And who more fitting to
55 XXVII      |           who was, as you say, a son of perdition, to be hardened
56 XXVII      |        of the wicked";676and his son teaches that "God scourgeth
57 XXVII      |        that "God scourgeth every son whom he re-receiveth." 677
58 XXVII      |       offences against Abner the son of Ner, and to slay him
59 XXVII      |         saving fire for men, the Son of the good God would not
60 XXVII      |           and all villainy, thou son of the devil, thou enemy
61 XXVII      |       unto Pharaoh, Israel is my son, my first-born: and I have
62 XXVII      |      have said unto thee, Let my son go, that he may serve me;
63 XXVII      |          behold, I will slay thy son, thy first-born." 700Let
64 XXVII      |         will slay his first-born son? Being hard pressed they