Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers: Second Series Volume V Gregory of NyssaPhilip Schaff |
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... regard, then, to this created Spirit-world we find that Gregory, as Basil, teaches that it existed, i. e. it had been created, before the work of the Six Days began, « God made all that is, at once ' {6SP4m). This is only his ...
... regard, then, to this created Spirit-world we find that Gregory, as Basil, teaches that it existed, i. e. it had been created, before the work of the Six Days began, « God made all that is, at once ' {6SP4m). This is only his ...
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... his view of the material universe and of Holy Scripture, as well as of man's nature. With regard to the last he says, ' the intelligible cannot. * Cmument. in Ram. ii 9, p. #36. 1 He doss so Pt Primifm I. past j. C. rS PROLEGOMENA.
... his view of the material universe and of Holy Scripture, as well as of man's nature. With regard to the last he says, ' the intelligible cannot. * Cmument. in Ram. ii 9, p. #36. 1 He doss so Pt Primifm I. past j. C. rS PROLEGOMENA.
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Second Series Volume V Gregory of Nyssa Philip Schaff. regard to the last he says, ' the intelligible cannot be realized in body at all, except it be commingled with sensation : " and again, ' as there can be no sensation without a ...
Second Series Volume V Gregory of Nyssa Philip Schaff. regard to the last he says, ' the intelligible cannot be realized in body at all, except it be commingled with sensation : " and again, ' as there can be no sensation without a ...
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... regard the history of the world as a movement between a beginning and an end in which are united every single spiritual or truly human nature in the world, and the Divine nature. This interval of movement is caused by the falling away ...
... regard the history of the world as a movement between a beginning and an end in which are united every single spiritual or truly human nature in the world, and the Divine nature. This interval of movement is caused by the falling away ...
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... regard to the attributes of God this is more especially the case. But Origen never had the occasion to employ this language in explaining the mystery of the Trinity. Gregory is the first Father who has done so. He finds a key to it in ...
... regard to the attributes of God this is more especially the case. But Origen never had the occasion to employ this language in explaining the mystery of the Trinity. Gregory is the first Father who has done so. He finds a key to it in ...
Contents
33 | |
Books TilIX Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson | 135 |
Books XXII Rev H C Ogles translation revised with Notes by Rev H | 220 |
On the Holy Spirit against Mscedonius A Fragment Translation with Notes | 326 |
On Not three Gods Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson 386 331 337 | 386 |
The Great Catechism | 471 |
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