'The Logos only can see 'He that is of God, he God.'--De Confus. Ling. hath seen the Father.'--John vi. 46. 'No man hath seen God at any time. The only begotten Son which is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him."--John i. 18. 'He is the most ancient 'Now, O Father, glorify of God's works.'--De Confus thou me with thine own self Ling. with the glory which I had with thee before the world 'And was before all things.' was.'--John xvii. 5. --De Leg. Allegor. 'He was in the beginning with God.'--John i. 2. 'Before all worlds.'--2 Tim. i. 9. 'The Logos is esteemed 'Christ, who is over all, the same as God.'--De God blessed for evermore.' Somniis. --Rom. ix. 5. 'Who, being in the form of God. thought it no robbery to be equal with God.'--Phil. ii. 6. 'The Logos was eternal.' 'Christ abideth for ever. --De Plant. Noë. --John xii. 34. 'But to the Son he saith, Thy throne, O God, is for ever and ever.'--Heb. i. 8. 'The Logos supports the 'Upholding all things by world, is the connecting the word of his power.'--Heb. power by which all things i. 3. are united.'--De Profugis. 'By him all things consist.' 'The Logos is nearest to --Col. i. 17. God, without any separation; being, as it were, fixed upon 'I and my Father are one.' the only true existing Deity, --John x. 30. nothing coming between to 'That they may be one as disturb that unity."--De we are.'--John i. 18. Profugis. 'The Logos is free from 'The only begotten Son, all taint of sin, either who is in the bosom of the voluntary or involuntary.'--De Father.'--John i. 18. Profugis. 'The blood of Christ, who 'The Logos the fountain offered himself without of life. spot to God.'--Heb. ix. 14.