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Book, Chapter, Paragraphgrey = Comment text1 Pre, 0, 1| were obtained through Jesus Christ, and who know Christ to 2 Pre, 0, 1| Jesus Christ, and who know Christ to be the truth, agreeably 3 Pre, 0, 1| very words and teaching of Christ. And by the words of Christ 4 Pre, 0, 1| Christ. And by the words of Christ we do not mean those only 5 Pre, 0, 1| flesh; for before that time, Christ, the Word of God, was in 6 Pre, 0, 1| been able to prophesy of Christ? And were it not our purpose 7 Pre, 0, 1| filled with the Spirit of Christ. And therefore I think it 8 Pre, 0, 1| esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches than the 9 Pre, 0, 1| Or do you seek a proof of Christ who speaketh in me? " ~ 10 Pre, 0, 2| who profess to believe in Christ differ from each other, 11 Pre, 0, 2| regarding God, or the Lord Jesus Christ, or the Holy Spirit; and 12 Pre, 0, 2| had come to believe that Christ was the Son of God, and 13 Pre, 0, 2| they hold the opinions of Christ, and yet some of these think 14 Pre, 0, 3| in preaching the faith of Christ, delivered themselves with 15 Pre, 0, 4| prophets, sent our Lord Jesus Christ to call in the first place 16 Pre, 0, 4| Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, Himself gave the law and 17 Pre, 0, 4| Testaments.~Secondly, That Jesus Christ Himself, who came (into 18 Pre, 0, 4| Spirit: that this Jesus Christ was truly born, and did 19 Pre, 0, 4| inspired at the advent of Christ, is most clearly taught 20 Pre, 0, 9| have to be made regarding Christ and the Holy Spirit, as 21 I, I, 8| thing, when, speaking of Christ, he declares, that" He is 22 I, I, 9| is meant by the name of Christ.~ 23 I, II | Chapter II.-On Christ.~ 24 I, II, 1| of that deity which is in Christ in respect of His being 25 I, II, 1| Apostle Paul says that "Christ (is) the power of God and 26 I, II, 7| language of Paul regarding Christ, where He says of Him that 27 I, II, 9| expression of the apostle, that Christ "is the power of God," it 28 I, II, 10| through Wisdom, which is Christ, God has power over all 29 I, II, 10| He which is to come" than Christ? And as no one ought to 30 I, II, 10| are the Father's are also Christ's, certainly among those 31 I, II, 12| Father: as the Lord Jesus Christ also, who is the Wisdom 32 I, II, 13| to be denied that either Christ or the Holy Spirit was good. 33 I, III, 1| according to the declaration of Christ Himself. Of the existence 34 I, III, 1| who profess a belief in Christ. For although no one is 35 I, III, 1| figuratively referred to Christ, and from which both His 36 I, III, 2| as having descended upon Christ, and when the Lord breathed 37 I, III, 4| ought to be understood of Christ and of the Holy Spirit. 38 I, III, 5| way which leads to Jesus Christ, i.e., who are engaged in 39 I, III, 6| wisdom and justice, which is Christ. Now, in Him who truly exists, 40 I, III, 6| that all have a share in Christ, when he says, "Say not 41 I, III, 6| heaven? (i.e., to bring Christ down from above;) or who 42 I, III, 6| deep? (that is, to bring up Christ again from the dead.) But 43 I, III, 6| By which he means that Christ is in the heart of all, 44 I, III, 7| ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ to those upon whom he confers 45 I, III, 7| through the ministry of Christ and the working of the Father, 46 I, III, 8| existence; and participation in Christ, in respect of His being 47 I, III, 8| made capable of receiving Christ, in respect that He is the 48 I, III, 8| one, by participation in Christ, as being wisdom, and knowledge, 49 I, IV, 2| permission of God through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, more 50 I, V, 3| shown to be the case with Christ and the Holy Spirit alone, 51 I, VI, 1| goodness of God, through His Christ, may recall all His creatures 52 I, VI, 1| more openly, thus: "For Christ must reign until He has 53 I, VI, 1| must be made subject to Christ? I am of opinion that it 54 I, VI, 1| who have been followers of Christ. For the name "subjection," 55 I, VI, 1| which we are subject to Christ, indicates that the salvation 56 I, VI, 2| enemies will be subdued to Christ, when death-the last enemy-shall 57 I, VI, 2| shall be delivered up by Christ (to whom all things are 58 I, VI, 2| God, and by subjection to Christ, and through the unity of 59 I, VI, 2| being, as in God and His Christ, and in the Holy Spirit. 60 I, VI, 2| stature of the fulness of Christ." And in keeping with this 61 I, VI, 4| are His friends through Christ and the Holy Spirit. ~ 62 I, VII, 1| were made by God through Christ, as John teaches in a general 63 I, VII, 1| things were made through Christ: "And in Him were all things 64 I, VII, 1| manifestly declares that in Christ and through Christ were 65 I, VII, 1| that in Christ and through Christ were all things made and 66 I, VII, 5| or "to return and be with Christ, which is far better." For 67 I, VII, 5| or "to return and be with Christ, which is far better." Paul 68 I, VII, 5| termination of its bondage. When Christ shall have delivered up 69 I, VII, 5| been made the kingdom of Christ, shall be delivered, along 70 I, VIII, 2| that he did not know who Christ was, how is it possible 71 I, VIII, 3| of all good things-and of Christ; for it is wisdom, and wisdom 72 II, III, 2| incorruption), when Jesus Christ Himself, who is the Lord 73 II, III, 2| Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ." As Christ, then, is the 74 II, III, 2| the Lord Jesus Christ." As Christ, then, is the clothing of 75 II, III, 2| it has been clothed with Christ, who is the Wisdom and Word 76 II, III, 3| said to be subjected to Christ, this (incorporeity) also 77 II, III, 3| to whom the subjection to Christ extends; since all who are 78 II, III, 3| since all who are subject to Christ will be in the end subject 79 II, III, 3| God the Father, to whom Christ is said to deliver up the 80 II, III, 5| age which preceded this, Christ did not suffer, nor even 81 II, III, 7| things have become subject to Christ, and through Christ to God 82 II, III, 7| subject to Christ, and through Christ to God the Father, when 83 II, III, 7| have been made subject to Christ, and through Christ to God ( 84 II, III, 7| subject to Christ, and through Christ to God (with whom they formed 85 II, IV | Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ, is the Same God.~ 86 II, IV, 1| Father of our Lord Jesus Christ is a different God from 87 II, IV, 1| what was to be foretold of Christ. And there is no doubt that 88 II, IV, 2| to some new God, but to Christ. For what other forefathers 89 II, IV, 2| Paul, the servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, 90 II, IV, 2| resurrection from the dead of Christ Jesus our Lord," etc. Moreover, 91 II, IV, 2| preaching the Gospel of Christ. In other passages also, 92 II, IV, 3| contrary, God, the Father of Christ, is said to be seen, because " 93 II, V, 1| Father of our Lord Jesus Christ is indeed a good God, but 94 II, V, 1| Father of the Saviour Jesus Christ a good God, but to say that 95 II, V, 2| Father of our Lord Jesus Christ in the Gospels, preparing 96 II, V, 2| good God, i.e., either of Christ or of the Father of Christ, 97 II, V, 2| Christ or of the Father of Christ, what other objection can 98 II, V, 3| his first Epistle: "That Christ, indeed, was put to death 99 II, V, 4| peculiar to the Father of Christ, who, however, is different 100 II, V, 4| Father of our Lord Jesus Christ is styled just in the Gospels. 101 II, V, 4| Father of our Lord Jesus Christ is called just, and in the 102 II, VI | VI.-On the Incarnation of Christ.~ 103 II, VI, 1| is written, "The head of Christ is God; " seeing clearly 104 II, VI, 3| and the Power of God, the Christ, and the Wisdom of God, 105 II, VI, 3| created, is named Jesus Christ and the Son of man. For 106 II, VI, 4| gladness; i.e., the soul of Christ along with the Word of God 107 II, VI, 4| the Word of God is made Christ. Because to be anointed 108 II, VI, 5| having shown above that Christ possessed a rational soul 109 II, VI, 5| this soul which belonged to Christ elected to love righteousness, 110 II, VI, 5| believe that there existed in Christ a human and rational soul, 111 II, VI, 6| its odour another, so also Christ is one thing and His fellows 112 II, VI, 6| was it impossible that Christ, being as it were the vessel 113 II, VI, 7| breath of our countenance is Christ the Lord, to whom we said, 114 II, VI, 7| to point out the work of Christ's soul, and the movements 115 II, VI, 7| called this the shadow of Christ the Lord, under which shadow 116 II, VI, 7| reproached me in exchange for Thy Christ," seems to me to indicate 117 II, VI, 7| Your life is hid with Christ in God; " and again in another 118 II, VI, 7| Do you seek a proof of Christ, who speaketh in me? " And 119 II, VI, 7| And now he says that Christ was hid in God. The meaning 120 II, VI, 7| in the words "shadow of Christ," exceeds, perhaps, the 121 II, VI, 7| nations under the shadow of Christ, we must see whether the 122 II, VI, 7| Yea, though we have known Christ after the flesh, yet now 123 II, VI, 7| incarnation and deity of Christ. If there be any one, indeed, 124 II, VII, 1| Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, i.e., that the God of the 125 II, VII, 1| be shown, with respect to Christ, in what manner He who had 126 II, VII, 1| God Himself, and the same Christ, so also is it the same 127 II, VII, 1| God before the advent of Christ, or in those who by means 128 II, VII, 1| in those who by means of Christ have sought refuge in God. 129 II, VII, 2| after the ascension of Christ to heaven, rather than before 130 II, VII, 3| many ways of apprehending Christ, who, although He is wisdom, 131 II, VII, 3| disturb the Churches of Christ, and so excite dissensions 132 II, VII, 4| Paraclete with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous, and He is 133 II, VIII, 1| testimonies respecting the soul of Christ when He tabernacled in the 134 II, VIII, 2| inquiry into the soul of Christ. For as He truly possessed 135 II, VIII, 2| of God; whereas regarding Christ there is no doubt. And therefore 136 II, IX, 4| to have been made through Christ, and in Christ, as the Apostle 137 II, IX, 4| made through Christ, and in Christ, as the Apostle Paul most 138 II, IX, 4| them all; " -seeing, then, Christ is, as it were, the Word 139 II, IX, 4| that righteousness which is Christ; that in created things 140 II, X, 4| secrets of men by Jesus Christ, according to my Gospel." 141 II, XI, 1| is said to be hidden with Christ in God, i.e., in that eternal 142 II, XI, 2| who, while believing in Christ, understand the divine Scriptures 143 II, XI, 4| pencil of our Lord Jesus Christ. And therefore perhaps is 144 II, XI, 5| to depart, and to be with Christ, which is far better; " 145 II, XI, 5| should have returned to Christ he would then know more