Part, Question

 1   1, 112 |     demons; as was proved by the event. For this reason ~he needed
 2   2, 18  |         good. And in ~the latter event, an evil action results
 3   2, 45  |        keen, and he foresees the event of ~uncertainties." Now
 4   2, 62  |         account and an uncertain event, for it is uncertain whether
 5   2, 68  |          be speaking of the same event. The evidence is not weakened
 6   2, 169 |   effects; and then at times the event is ~otherwise than foretold.
 7   2, 172 |       and ~writing to that great event to come," the promises,
 8   3, 15  |        uncertainty of the future event, as when at night we are
 9   3, 28  |     often indicates a subsequent event, yet we must observe that
10   3, 30  | exceeding ~great, before such an event she needed a vision of great
11   3, 36  |       once that such an unwonted event could not be devoid of ~
12   3, 88  |         dependent on some future event, it would follow that ~grace
13 Suppl, 62|           because then, in every event the husband would obtain