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 1   1, 33 |         the ~invisible God, the first-born of every creature." Therefore
 2   1, 41 |    mouth of the Most High, the ~first-born before all creatures": and
 3   1, 41 |    mouth of the Most High, the ~first-born before all creatures": and
 4   1, 92 |       of the invisible God, the First-Born of every creature." Therefore
 5   1, 92 |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The First-Born of creatures is the perfect
 6   1, 92 |      Image of God exists in His first-born ~Son; as the image of the
 7   2, 84 |    After ~giving the law of the first-born the text continues (Ex.
 8   2, 85 | although it is stated ~that the first-born were priests, and that they
 9   2, 98 |  ancient writers, right of ~the first-born (because before the Lord
10   2, 98 |     because before the Lord the first-born exercised the ~priestly
11   2, 98 |      from Esau the right of the first-born (Gn. 25:31, sqq.). Again
12   2, 98 |      Para. 2/5~The right of the first-born was due to Jacob by reason
13   2, 108|      that he was ~Esau, Isaac's first-born, was spoken in a mystical
14   2, 108|  Gentiles, ~should supplant the first-born, i.e. the Jews.~Aquin.:
15   2, 146|      Who smote Egypt with their first-born," says: "Lust, ~concupiscence,
16   2, 146|    concupiscence, pride are the first-born of gluttony." Therefore
17   3, 4  |        Son of God, as He is the First-born of many brethren, according
18   3, 4  |       nature, even as He is the First-born of all creatures according
19   3, 8  |       Son; that He might be the first-born amongst many brethren." ~
20   3, 23 |       29: "That He might be the first-born among many brethren." Now ~
21   3, 28 |      till she brought forth her first-born Son." Now this conjunction ~"
22   3, 28 |      Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, "first-born" can only be said of one
23   3, 28 |      Son; that He ~might be the first-born among many brethren." But
24   3, 28 |    evangelist calls ~Christ the first-born by His Mother. Therefore
25   3, 28 |        wont to designate as the first-born, not ~only a child who is
26   3, 28 |  Otherwise, if a child were not first-born unless followed by ~others,
27   3, 37 |       called the name ~of" the "first-born Manasses, saying: God hath
28   3, 37 |          Sanctify unto Me every first-born ~that openeth the womb among
29   3, 37 |       in the law concerning the first-born of ~"both man and beast":
30   3, 37 |     claimed for Himself all the first-born ~in Israel, because, in
31   3, 37 |     Israelites, He "slew every ~first-born in the land of Egypt, both
32   3, 37 |          Ex. 12:12,13,29), ~the first-born of Israel being saved; which
33   3, 37 |       foreshadowed, who is "the First-born amongst many ~brethren" (
34   3, 37 |     born of a woman and was her first-born, and ~since He wished to
35   3, 37 |        that ~which concerns the first-born, when he says (Lk. 2:22,
36   3, 42 |     sent to the Jews, as to the first-born ~people; so neither was
37   3, 53 |        be understood to be 'the first-born of the dead,' if so many ~