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 1 39|     completely analogous to the offspring of a parent; and that it
 2 39|         are said to be born, as offspring to a parent. -- We say,
 3 40|       parent, and that Word his offspring. ~BUT if it is most properly
 4 40|        parent, and the Word his offspring, the more he alone is sufficient
 5 40| sufficient to the generation of offspring; and none is so begotten
 6 40|      the relation of parent and offspring can be ascribed to no beings
 7 40|        its to be most truly his offspring.~ ~
 8 42|       be the Father, and of his offspring to be the Son, because both
 9 42|    first and principal cause of offspring is always in the father.
10 42|    which, for the generation of offspring, no other cause is associated,
11 42|         Spirit is Father of his offspring. But, if the son is always
12 42|         supreme Father than his offspring; then it is most true that
13 42|       it is most true that this offspring is not a daughter, but a
14 42|       parent, and the other his offspring, so the one is most truly
15 43|       same, and that parent and offspring are the same --so impossible
16 43|        and also that parent and offspring shall be the same, that
17 55|        regarded as their Son or offspring? But, as the Word, so soon
18 55|       declares itself to be the offspring of him from whom it derives
19 55|       Therefore, if it is their offspring, either one of them is its
20 55|     love should be their son or offspring.~ ~
21 56|       the Word is the most true offspring and most true Son, while
22 56|        that love is by no means offspring or son.~He alone, therefore,
23 56|          which alone is Son and offspring. But only the love of both