Acts of the Martyrs and Saints, Volume 5

Something on the Mind of the Lord.

This, therefore, is the divine, with what faith and truth, it was said, that His fear is all. And it was said, that He is before all, and He is the subsistence of all. While He is in the likeness of those who are of the subsistences, that as all of them, and from the root of the fear of the fear. How then in the likeness of those who are of the subsistences, that not from the activity, that is to say in the birth, and how to the feared God He spoke? Let the Lord appear to us, that angel of the fear of God. And it is not said that He is the maker of all, while He is explicitly in the fear. That without [a] successor and without a head [is] God, nor is He without birth after the powers which are from the activity. That He is not even in the likeness of those who are of the subsistences, in that which is the explicitness in the fear, while He does not complete His divinity in the night-like state.

Christ. The joy of those, however, even in the likeness that enlightens to the earth of the fear, that the likeness while in them [is] in the great words. And how indeed that He should go forth, that He is the fear of God, [He] spoke, and that angel is that God, and the earth which is that angel. This is that God God, all in that which is this, and to His divinity not even one [is] this. And Paul the Apostle who was said, that God God shall go forth, that from Him is all. And one is our Lord Jesus Christ, that in His hand is all original: "1 Cor. 8:6". That to Him, however, is something from the sons of God from His divinity after the fear, and something that divides and unites, which happened to be the enlightener.

(1) Neque (Neither).
(2) 1 Cor. 8:6.