Book, Chapter

 1 I, 8 |        manner, that man whom the Father called his beloved Son in
 2 I, 8 |        justice?~Anselm.. God the Father did not treat that man as
 3 I, 8 |          for the guilty. For the Father did not compel him to suffer
 4 I, 8 |        agreed to the will of the Father; yet the Father seems to
 5 I, 8 |      will of the Father; yet the Father seems to have bound him,
 6 I, 8 |       being made obedient to the Father even unto death, and that
 7 I, 8 |         suffer, he says; "As the Father has given me commandment,
 8 I, 8 |        Again: "The cup which the Father has given me, shall I not
 9 I, 8 |          And, at another time : "Father, if it be possible, let
10 I, 8 |          you will ." And again: "Father, if this cup may not pass
11 I, 9 |        this obedience to God the Father, humanity to Deity; and
12 I, 9 |       humanity to Deity; and the Father claimed it from him.~Boso.
13 I, 9 |         indeed be said, that the Father commanded him to die, when
14 I, 9 |        sense, then, that "as the Father gave him the commandment,
15 I, 9 |         was made obedient to the Father, even unto death;" and thus "
16 I, 9 |          committed to him by the Father, and that all things belonging
17 I, 9 |          things belonging to the Father were his); but the expression
18 I, 9 |   because he had agreed with the Father and the Holy Spirit, that
19 I, 9 |        own will, but that of the Father; for his holy will was not
20 I, 9 |      this. Again, when he says: "Father, if it be possible, let
21 I, 9 |        speaks of the will of the Father, not because the Father
22 I, 9 |          Father, not because the Father preferred the death of the
23 I, 9 |        his life; but because the Father was not willing to rescue
24 I, 9 |         if he were to say to the Father: "Since you do not desire
25 I, 9 |          be extinguished. So the Father desired the death of the
26 I, 9 |      salvation of man, as if the Father had commanded him to die;
27 I, 9 |          and, therefore, "as the Father gave him commandment, so
28 I, 9 |       did, and the cup which the Father gave to him he drank, being
29 I, 0 | salvation of the world, that the Father gave him commandment (yet
30 I, 0 |     being of himself, but of the Father; so also that will by which
31 I, 0 |        not have had but from the Father of lights, from whom is
32 I, 0 |         perfect gift. And as the Father is said to draw by imparting
33 I, 0 |       For as the Son says of the Father: "No man cometh to me except
34 I, 0 |          cometh to me except the Father draw him," he might as well
35 I, 0 |          for my sake, except the Father move or draw him." For since
36 I, 0 |        cannot be denied that the Father drew or moved the Son to
37 I, 0 |         is right to say that the Father, of whom he had this will,
38 I, 0 |       the will received from the Father invariably, and of his own
39 I, 0 |         can properly explain the Father's desire that the Son should
40 I, 0 |      will of the Son pleased the Father, and be did not prevent
41 I, 0 |         seem becoming for such a Father in respect to such a Son.~
42 I, 0 |          most proper that such a Father should acquiesce with such
43 I, 0 |       ought to desire it, or the Father compel or permit it. For
44 II, 8|          must be produced from a father and mother, as other men
45 II, 9|          rather than that of the Father or the Holy Spirit.~Anselm..
46 II, 9|         virgin. Likewise, if the Father become incarnate, there
47 II, 9|          in the Trinity; for the Father, by assuming humanity, will
48 II, 9|       for the Son to pray to the Father is more proper than for
49 II, 0|         says to the Jews, of his Father: "If I say that I know him
50 II, 9|         he freely offered to the Father what there was no need of
51 II, 9|          well as for that of the Father and the Holy Spirit; that
52 II, 9|       freely gave himself to the Father. For thus we plainly affirm
53 II, 9|    himself. And, by the names of Father and Son, a wondrous depth
54 II, 9|          the Son supplicates the Father on our behalf.~Boso. This
55 II, 0|          it is necessary for the Father to reward the Son; else
56 II, 0|          things belonging to the Father were his, nor did he ever
57 II, 0|        was due to him, could the Father rightfully prevent it, or
58 II, 0|      gift should be given by the Father to whomsoever the Son wished;
59 II, 0|         what is his own, and the Father cannot bestow it at all
60 II, 1|         excel these words of the Father, addressed to the sinner