The Church of the First Three Centuries Or Notices of the Lives And Opinions O
The Church of the First Three Centuries Or Notices of the Lives And Opinions O
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" The Son, " he says, " is derived from God, as the branch from the root, the stream fr-om the fountain, the ray from the sun. " — "The root and the branch are two things, though conjoined ; and the fountain and the stream are two species, though undivided ; and the sun and its ray are two forms, though cohering. " f And so, according to him, God and Christ are two things, two species, two forms. Things "conjoined, " or "cohering, " must necessarily be two. We do not use the terms of one indivi...dual substance. Asfain : referring to John i. 1, he says, " There is one who was, and another with whom he was. " + Again : he observes, " The Father is different from the Son (another), as he is greater ; as he who begets is different from him who is begotten ; he who sends, different from him who is sent ; he who does a thing, different from him by whom (as an instrument) it is done. " § Again : alluding to 1 Cor. Xv. 27, 28, he says, " From this passage of the apostoHcal epistle, it may be shown that the Father and Son are two, not only from a difference in name, but fr'om the fact, that he who delivers a kingdom and he to whom it is deHvered, he who subjects and he who receives in subjection, are necessarily two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Son, " he says, " is derived from God, as the branch from the root, the stream fr-om the fountain, the ray from the sun. " — "The root and the branch are two things, though conjoined ; and the fountain and the stream are two species, though undivided ; and the sun and its ray are two forms, though cohering. " f And so, according to him, God and Christ are two things, two species, two forms. Things "conjoined, " or "cohering, " must necessarily be two. We do not use the terms of one indivi...dual substance. Asfain : referring to John i. 1, he says, " There is one who was, and another with whom he was. " + Again : he observes, " The Father is different from the Son (another), as he is greater ; as he who begets is different from him who is begotten ; he who sends, different from him who is sent ; he who does a thing, different from him by whom (as an instrument) it is done. " § Again : alluding to 1 Cor. Xv. 27, 28, he says, " From this passage of the apostoHcal epistle, it may be shown that the Father and Son are two, not only from a difference in name, but fr'om the fact, that he who delivers a kingdom and he to whom it is deHvered, he who subjects and he who receives in subjection, are necessarily two.
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