The Lord
deity figure · 6 works · 10 mentions · 43 anchored passages
the Lord · the Saviour · Christ · the Son · Emmanuel · God · Jesus · Lord of the Universe · Lord Īśvara · Lord Śiva
spoken of as
3 expressionsJesus Christ“the Lord”2 mentions
De Carnis Resurrectione (Latin) · Stromata (Greek)
This very seat of the flesh, the citadel of the soul, the Lord too marks for the reproof of thoughts:
the Lord / the Son1 mention
Letters (Greek)
The pronouncement of the Lord — that it is not lawful to depart from marriage except for the cause of fornication — applies equally, according to the sequence of the thought, to men and to women.
Īśvara“the Lord”1 mention
Tarkasaṃgraha (Sanskrit)
The eternal belong to the Lord;
in the texts
Stromata
Referred to as the one who called the Greeks thieves, a claim the author has been explaining
Now that it has been plainly shown, as I think, how it is to be understood that the Greeks were called thieves by the Lord, I willingly leave aside the doctrines of the philosophers.
" Do you see how the Lord's voice is the Word without shape?
The Lord, then, into whom we have been transplanted, is light and the true knowledge.
Tarkasaṃgraha
The supreme, omniscient self, and the source of scriptural and linguistic authority.
The eternal belong to the Lord;
Among these, the Lord (Īśvara), the omniscient supreme self, is just one;
The Vedic, since it is spoken by the Lord, is entirely a valid means of knowledge.
Letters
Jesus Christ, both as quoted teacher and as the Son within the Trinity discussion.
The pronouncement of the Lord — that it is not lawful to depart from marriage except for the cause of fornication — applies equally, according to the sequence of the thought, to men and to women.
And let no one assign in a special way the sanctifying authority to the operation of the Spirit, having heard the Saviour in the Gospel saying to the Father concerning the disciples, "Father, sanctify them in your name.
in the case of the Father they consent that he is God, and that the Son likewise is honoured with the name of Godhead, but the Spirit, when numbered with Father and Son, they no longer include in the conception of Godhead;
De Carnis Resurrectione
The Lord, whose bodily death, resurrection, sayings, and prophesied return anchor the argument for the resurrection of the flesh.
This very seat of the flesh, the citadel of the soul, the Lord too marks for the reproof of thoughts:
This lot of the body the Lord too expressed, when, clothed in that very substance, He said, "Destroy this temple, and I in three days will raise it up again.
"The kings of the earth stood up" — Herod — "and the rulers were gathered together into one" — Annas and Caiaphas — "against the Lord and against His Christ.
De Cultu Feminarum
The Judeo-Christian deity, invoked as judge, namer of the harlot-city, and speaker through Scripture and Christ's sayings
" We all know it—provided, however, we recall what the same God has said through the Apostle:
That mighty city, which presides over the seven mountains and the many waters, deserved from the Lord the appellation of a harlot.
Vrhaspatitattva
The divine teacher who answers Vṛhaspati's questions, identified with Śiva/Īśvara, expounding doctrine on the soul, the body, the vital airs, consciousness, and yoga.
The Lord answered:
The Lord continued:
” Thus spoke the Lord.