...nature, and by the tenor of the covenant ; yet bestowing existence upon him, as the eternal Word, " by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made that is made." Abram may be first compared to Adam, being both the fathers of many nations, and especially...

..." believe that there is only one God, but under this " dispensation n : namely, that there is also a Son " of this one God, His Word, who proceeded from...Him, by whom all things were made, and without " whom nothing1 was made: that he was sent by his " Father into a Virgin, and born of her, man and " God,...

...says, ' in one God, but under the following dispensation or economy — that there is also a Son of God, his Word, who proceeded from him ; by whom all...things were made, and without whom nothing was made; who was sent by him into the Virgin, and was born of her ; being both man and God, the Son of man and...

...believe in one God, but under the following dispensation or economy — that there is also a Son of God, his Word, who proceeded from Him ; by whom all...things were made, and without whom nothing was made; who was sent by him into the Virgin, and was born of her ; being both man and God, the son of man and...

...the Son as assisting the Father in all the works of creation, according to that passage in St. John, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made, (i. 3.) after which he adds, " if this " same being is God, according to the expression of " St. John,...

...God, 2 yet under this dispensation, which we call the economy, that that one God hath a Son, which is his Word, who proceeded from Him, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made. We believe, that he was sent by the Father to be born of a Virgin, both man and God, the Son of man...

...God,9 yet under this dispensation, which we call the economy, that that one God hath a Son, which is his Word, who proceeded from Him, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made. We believe, that he was sent by the Father to be born of a Virgin, both man and God, the Son of man...

...nature through all its vast extent, and in its minutest particle, and we behold the cmnific " WORD ter is made." He also " upholdeth all by the word of his power ;" " all power is given unto him in heaven...

...believe in one God — but under the following dispensation or economy — that there is also a Son of God, His Word, who proceeded from him ; by whom all things were mnde, and without whom nothing was made ; who was sent by him into the Virgin and was born of her;...

...beginning of this gospel, many more of no less conviction to the heart, which now follow. III. " He, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made that was made, is equally with the Father the only true and Almighty God. But Christ is He, by whom all things were...