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And again , if , as we have stated before , the Son is not such by par- ticipation , but , while all things created have by participation the grace from God , whereas He is the Father's Wisdom and Word , of whom all things partake ...
And again , if , as we have stated before , the Son is not such by par- ticipation , but , while all things created have by participation the grace from God , whereas He is the Father's Wisdom and Word , of whom all things partake ...
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He therefore has only a Mother on earth ; we have only a Father in heaven . And on this account He calls Himself the Son of Man that men might call God their Father in heaven ... Therefore , just as we who are servants of God ...
He therefore has only a Mother on earth ; we have only a Father in heaven . And on this account He calls Himself the Son of Man that men might call God their Father in heaven ... Therefore , just as we who are servants of God ...
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therefore , because of the Son dwelling in us , He might be called our Father also ... 5 58 The Incarnation of the natural Son of God was necessary for making us adopted sons ; and that not because we were sinners , but because we are ...
therefore , because of the Son dwelling in us , He might be called our Father also ... 5 58 The Incarnation of the natural Son of God was necessary for making us adopted sons ; and that not because we were sinners , but because we are ...
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THE REBIRTH OF THE FINE ARTS AND FRANCISCAN THOUGHT | 1 |
A SPECIAL ASPECT OF ATHANASIAN SOTERIOLOGYPart I | 30 |
JOHN PONCE FRANCISCAN SCOTist of the Seventeenth CentTURY | 54 |
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