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 1 TransPre   |   Serapis, and strengthened his father to endure the terrors of
 2 TransPre   | maintain the cause of the great Father: the thesis was suppressed,
 3 PreGreek(4)|        the relation between the Father and the Son: Hut the father'
 4 PreGreek(4)|     Father and the Son: Hut the father's priority of existence
 5 PreGreek(4)|        is true in regard to the Father and the Son: Therefore,
 6 PreGreek(4)|   remote period, created by the Father. The petitio principii in
 7 I          |    according to the will of the Father of All through Jesus Christ,
 8 I          |       cannot yet call God their Father, and are therefore styled "
 9 I(51)      |         adopted children of the Father." ---- Westcott. ~
10 I          |        commandment, "Honour thy father and thy mother that it may
11 I          |         say. that Jacob was the father of the twelve patriarchs,
12 I          |       being next to the God and Father of All, is thus the Father
13 I          |      Father of All, is thus the Father of every soul as Adam is
14 I          |       every soul as Adam is the father of all men. And if Eve has
15 I          |   things to be written, for the Father of the Word so willed, would
16 VIII       |        the Lord's prayer to His Father for His disciples. "Holy
17 VIII       |        for His disciples. "Holy Father," He says, "grant that as
18 XIV        |         an only-begotten from a Father, full of grace and truth":
19 XVII       |    brother of Poseidon, and the father of Athene and Artemis, and
20 XVII       |         not have Cronos for his father and Rhea for his mother?
21 XVII       |            The God of the elect father of the sound," and "the
22 XVIII      |       the propitiation with the Father for our sins, and not for
23 XX         |     intervals, and to bring its father, dead and buried in a globe
24 XXI        |          Come, ye blessed of my Father," and so forth; "for I was
25 XXI        |      and the paths, the God and Father of All, Who knoweth how
26 XXII       |      believed on Him and on His Father, God over All.534~~~~~~
27 XXIII      |         not because the God and Father of All gave Him those marvellous
28 XXIII(537) |        applied indifferently to Father or Son, as they had occasion
29 XXIII      |          what manner of man his father was, rich or poor, sound
30 XXIII      |    likewise the nativity of the father and mother and wife and
31 XXIII      |        in his argument with his father at Laodicea has some comments
32 XXIII(581) |      how Clement discovered his father in the poor old workman,
33 XXIII(581) |         the discussions between father and son, see the Clementine
34 XXIII      |     Nativity," Book X. ~22. The Father. ---- Pardon me, my son,
35 XXIII      |     answered, consider with me, father, what the nature of Astrology 583
36 XXIII      |         please say it. ~And the father answered with an oath, Nothing
37 XXV        |           Come ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared
38 XXVII      |       one and the same with the Father of our Lord and Saviour,
39 XXVII      |         at Corinth that had his father's wife was himself, also,