| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Tertullian (200-220/240 A.D.) The Word, therefore, is both always in the Father, as He says, ???I am in the Father;??? and is always with God, according to what is written, ???And the Word was with God;??? and never separate from the Father, or other than the Father, since ???I and the Father are one.??? Against Praxeus chapter 8.
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