...following dispensation or ceconomy, that is, we believe also in the Son of God, His Word, Who came forth 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...

...the Person of the Son in particular Who undertook the restoration of mankind ; that since it is He by Whom " all things were made, and without Whom nothing was made," and Who animated with the breath of rational life man formed from the earth's clay, He, the selfsame,...

...speak later on. He makes the Logos, or Word, who manifests Himself in Creation and Kedemption,2 and by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made, a Being neither purely human, as the Ebionites asserted, nor inferior to the Supreme God, as the Cerinthians...

...your mind that which you say in the Creed. Believe ^ the Son of GOD to be co-eternal with the Father by Whom all things were made and without Whom nothing was made, born also according to the flesh at the end of the times. Believe Him to have been in the body crucified,...

...the person of Jesus Christ, who was "the Word become flesh," and who was "in the beginning with God," "by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made that was made." It is from this sublime eminence of the incarnation that we should approach the subject of the biblical...

...sense. If He who spoke these words were (as I believe) none other than the Creator of the universe, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made that is made, do you suppose that He would have bid you to consider his universe, had it been dangerous...

...we call economy, that there is also a Son of the one God, his Word who hath proceeded from himself, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made : in him sent by the Father into the Virgin, and born of her, man and God, son of man and son of God,...

...speak later on. He makes the Logos, or Word, who manifests Himself in Creation -ind Redemption,3 and by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made, a Being neither purely human, as the Ebionites asserted, nor inferior to the Supreme God, as the Cerinthians...

...God: but under this dispensation which we call economy, and the Son of the One God, His Word [Logos] who proceeded from Him, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made. This was sent from the Father into the Virgin, and was born of her, both man and God, the Son of Man...

...Mary. He, who is the Eternal Word, who was from the beginning with God and was God, was made Flesh. He, by whom all things were made, and without whom nothing was made that was made, became Man. The Eternal, Intelligent, Infinite, Energy and Will, the Almighty God, who made and sustains...