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Section I. Most hostile and alien to the Apostolic Confession are those who speak of the Sonà

Section II. But the Church's Confession, and the Creed that brings salvation to the worldà

Section III. If, then, there are any here, too, who falsify the holy faithà

Section IV. One therefore is God the Father, one the Wordà

Section V. Again, when one speaks of the Holy Spirit as an object made holyà

Section VI. Moreover, the capital element of our salvation is the incarnation of the Word.à

Section VII. But some treat the Holy Trinity in an awful mannerà

Section VIII. Now the person in each declares the independent being and subsistence.à

Section IX. The same position we hold respecting the Spirit, who has that unity with the Sonà

Section X. And again, if the impious say, How will there not be three Gods and threeà

Section XI. And again, writing to those same Romans, he saysà

Section XII. Again, in the Epistle to the Corinthians he saysà

Section XIII. Seest thou that all through Scripture the Spirit is preachedà

Section XIV. But if they say, How can there be three Personsà

Section XV. We therefore acknowledge one TRUE God, the one First Causeà

Section XVI. And since some have given us trouble by attempting to subvert our faith in ourà

Section XVII. We believe therefore in one God, that is, in one First Causeà

Section XVIII. We acknowledge that the Son and the Spirit are consubstantial with the Fatherà

Section XIX. One is the Son, both before the incarnation and after the incarnation.à

Section XX. And that the holy Trinity is to be worshipped without either separation or alienationà

Section XXI. And again Paul says: |That mortality might be swallowed up of life.à

Section XXII. And again, speaking also of the children of Israel as baptized in the cloud andà

Section XXIII. Seest thou that the Spirit is inseparable from the divinity? And no one with piousà

A Fragment of the Same Declaration of Faith, Accompanied by Glosses. --From Gregory Thaumaturgus, as They Say, in His Sectional Confession of Faith.

Elucidations.

Fragment from the Discourse.

Elucidation.

Topic I. If any one says that the body of Christ is uncreatedà

Topic II. If any one affirms that the flesh of Christ is consubstantial with the divinityà

Topic III. If any one affirms that Christ, just like one of the prophetsà

Topic IV. If any one affirms that Christ was born of the seed of man by theà

Topic V. If any one affirms that the Son of God who is before the ages isà

Topic VI. If any one affirms that He who suffered is oneà

Topic VII. If any one affirms that Christ is saved, and refuses to acknowledge that He isà

Topic VIII. If any one affirms that Christ is perfect man and also God the Word inà

Topic IX. If any one says that Christ suffers change or alterationà

Topic X. If any one affirms that Christ assumed the man only in partà

Topic XI. If any one affirms that the body of Christ is void of soul and understandingà

Topic XII. If any one says that Christ was manifested in the world only in semblanceà

Elucidations.

Introduction

I. Wherein is the Criterion for the Apprehension of the Soul.

II. Whether the Soul Exists.

III. Whether the Soul is a Substance.

IV. Whether the Soul is Incorporeal.

V. Whether the Soul is Simple or Compound.

VI. Whether Our Soul is Immortal.

VII. Whether Our Soul is Rational.

Elucidations.

The First Homily. On the Annunciation to the Holy Virgin Mary.

The Second Homily. On the Annunciation to the Holy Virgin Mary.

The Third Homily. On the Annunciation to the Holy Virgin Mary.

The Fourth Homily. On the Holy Theophany, or on Christ's Baptism.

Elucidations.

On All the Saints.

Elucidations.

On the Gospel According to Matthew.

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