26. It is now sufficiently made plain that the Father is not God in solitude, without the Son, and that the Son cannot be thought of as God alone, without the Father, for it is in respect of His flesh Phil. ii. 7; Gal. iv. 4; S. John i. 1, 2, cpd. with 14. that we read that the Son of God was “made,” not in respect of His generation from God the Father.