On Luke x. 22. (Illud Omnia, &c.)
by Athanasius
A short discourse on the Son's knowledge of the Father, drawn from a single verse of Luke.
1. This text refers not to the eternal Word but to the Incarnate.2. Sense in which, and end for which all things were delivered to the Incarnate Son.3. By 'all things' is meant the redemptive attributes and power of Christ.4. The text John xvi. 15, shews clearly the essential relation of the Son to the Father.5. The same text further explained.6. The Trisagion wrongly explained by Arians. Its true significance.