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Let us compare the rest of his order with the Scriptures. Isaiah is present again: We announced, he says, before him: as a little child, as a root in thirsty ground, and there is no appearance of his nor glory, and we saw him, and he had neither appearance nor beauty, but his appearance was dishonored, failing short of…
For when he had been led to Pilate they began to load him with the charge that he said he was Christ the king—without doubt the Son of God who would sit at God’s right hand.
By the church’s truth we have this letter sent to the Ephesians, not to the Laodiceans; but Marcion is eager at times to interpolate even the title, as if a most diligent explorer in that too.