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1 1 | rightly called divine) were composed, men who were divinely 2 1 | were composed, men who were divinely aided in~their 3 3 | equally and immutably good, were all things created. But~ 4 3 | things created. But~they were not created supremely, equally, 5 3 | effected,~the evils which were present (i.e., the sickness 6 4 | uncorrupted thing, and if it were indeed an incorruptible 7 4 | coexistent, so that if there were no good in what is evil, 8 5 | arrived at the place where we were going, but only by a roundabout 9 5 | learning of the ambush, we were glad to have erred and gave 10 6 | approve the false as though it were the truth, or to ~disapprove 11 6 | disapprove the truth as though it were falsehood, or to hold what 12 6 | what is certain as if it were uncertain,~or what is uncertain 13 6 | what is uncertain as if it were certain? It is one thing 14 7 | our physical~senses, if we were already enjoying that true 15 8 | Through this involvement they were led, through ~divers errors 16 8 | in the evil angels, for were _this_ sustenance withdrawn, 17 8 | would have done this~if he were only just and not also merciful 18 8 | mercy by pardoning some who were unworthy of it.~~ 19 9 | God in impious pride and were cast into the lowest~darkness 20 9 | For these faithful angels were not descended~from a single 21 9 | are not, as though they were,"~46 and "ordereth all things 22 9 | his good works as if they were acts~of his free will, when 23 9 | up in ~proud vanity, he were merely boasting. This attitude 24 10 | a just doom and all men were children of~wrath. Of this 25 10 | apostle says, "For we too were by nature children of wrath~ 26 10 | the Law and the Prophets were shadows, should allay that 27 10 | apostle says, "For if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled 28 10 | when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the 29 10(75)| natures" of Jesus Christ were favorite figures of speech 30 12 | form of God - all things were made. Yet in so far as he 31 13 | law, sacrifices for sins were often called sins.~82 Yet 32 13 | of whom~those sacrifices were mere shadows was himself 33 13 | as it ~might, for they were suffering from many serpents. 34 13 | their own, of whom they were born. Indeed, that~divine 35 13 | as they would be if they were bound to bear, as original 36 14 | 49. They were not reborn, those who were 37 14 | were not reborn, those who were baptized by John's baptism, 38 14 | baptized.~93 Rather, they were _prepared_ by the ministry 39 14 | originally inherited, even if it were the~only one involved, makes 40 14 | not know that all we who were baptized in Christ Jesus 41 14 | baptized in Christ Jesus were baptized into his death?"~101 ~ 42 14 | pertains to this: "Therefore we were buried with him by baptism 43 14 | And then to show that we were dead to sin, he had added, " 44 14 | not, that as many of us as were baptized into Jesus Christ 45 14 | baptized into Jesus Christ were baptized into his death?" 46 14 | hand - all these~things were done thus, that they might 47 15 | Consequently, if the Holy Spirit were creature and not~Creator, 48 15 | appeared to men, so~that they were not only visible, but tangible 49 16 | many victims of the law were only shadows, the~heavenly 50 18 | Now, if the wicked man were to be saved by fire on account 51 20 | even if~they gave alms, but were not believers? Or, how could 52 20 | they be believers, if they were unwilling~to believe in 53 20 | just verdict by which we were put~in need of that mercy, 54 20 | toward us in that, while we were yet sinners,~Christ died 55 20 | outside~while inwardly they were still full of extortion 56 21 | these people such crimes were not only unpunished, but 57 21 | not only unpunished, but were openly~committed, as if 58 23 | die also if the fetuses were left there dead, would~seem 59 23 | they will be raised as they~were, but rather in an amended 60 23 | together, even~though they were born this way. Every soul 61 23 | of the body in which they were~situated - though they do 62 23 | the body from which they were separated. Otherwise, to~ 63 23 | of fusible metal: if it were melted by heat or pounded 64 23 | life~anew because there were differences in stature when 65 24 | the same? Or again, why were miracles not~wrought in 66 24 | miraculous~works, while miracles were wrought in the presence 67 24 | the presence of those who were not about to believe. ~For 68 24 | and did not do, or, what were worse, if he did not do 69 24 | evil as well. For if it were not good that evil things 70 24 | then have to say that they ~were saved against their will. 71 25 | to understand that there were future good deeds of~the 72 25 | Thus, both the twins were "by nature children of wrath,"~211 73 25 | their own, but because they were both bound in the fetters 74 25 | single member of the race were ever saved from it, no one 75 26 | grace.~For, as far as they were concerned, they did what 76 26 | omnipotence is concerned, they were quite unable to achieve 77 26 | of the~pious faithful who were unwilling that the apostle 78 26 | will of the Jews. Yet they were more fully his who did not 79 26 | will~what he willed than were those who were willing ~ 80 26 | willed than were those who were willing ~instruments of 81 28 | Christ Jesus,"~235 if he were not also God. For when Adam 82 29 | only those who, when they were living, have merited that 83 29 | wrath." Now, if this wrath were all there is [in man's damnation], 84 29 | damnation], and even if it were~present only in the slightest