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Light is of the same time and antiquity with the Sun it self which brings it forth. 3. Damascen collects truly that the Son of God is inseparable from his Father, even as light cannot be taken away or parted from the Sun. 4. Another observes how pure a generation that is with which the Father brings forth the Son; |
Light is of the same time and antiquity with the Sun it self which brings it forth. 3. Damascene Collects truly that the Son of God is inseparable from his Father, even as Light cannot be taken away or parted from the Sun. 4. another observes how pure a generation that is with which the Father brings forth the Son; |
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Damasc. l. 1 ▪ de fide, c. 9. Cornel. à lap. in Heb. c. 1. |
Damascus l. 1 ▪ de fide, c. 9. Cornelius. à lap. in Hebrew c. 1. |
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