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 1   1, 1  |         in sound doctrine and to convince the gainsayers" (Titus 1:
 2   1, 36 | consideration of the truth ~will convince anyone that the word procession
 3   2, 17 |          are apprehended do not ~convince the intellect to such an
 4   2, 72 |    matters, it is ~impossible to convince one who errs in the principles,
 5   2, 10 |        is necessary, in order to convince those who ~are in error,
 6   2, 10 |        in ~sound doctrine and to convince the gainsayers."~Aquin.:
 7   2, 71 |     backbiter by ~endeavoring to convince him of falsehood, especially
 8   2, 87 |     infirmity of ~those whom you convince, which infirmity is indeed
 9   2, 159|    confess it"; the fourth, ~"to convince others of this, that is
10   2, 159|         s ~failing, but that one convince another of it. The other
11   2, 186|         in sound doctrine and to convince ~the gainsayers." Nor does
12   3, 15 |        46): "Which of you shall ~convince Me of sin?"~Aquin.: SMT
13   3, 53 |      midst; and thus he did not ~convince them, if David's body was
14   3, 54 |           Fourthly, "that He may convince those redeemed in His blood,
15   3, 57 |       Holy Ghost shall come and "convince ~the world . . . of justice,"
16   3, 59 |          to judge as it ~does to convince. But it belongs to the Holy
17   3, 59 |     belongs to the Holy Ghost to convince: for our ~Lord says (Jn.
18   3, 59 |        the Holy Ghost, "He ~will convince the world of sin, and of
19   3, 59 |       that ~the Holy Ghost shall convince the world of sin, as if