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1 1 | lay save that which has been laid, which is Christ Jesus."~9 2 1 | all the heresies~that have been, the ones that now exist, 3 2(15) | disaster, she would have been able to bear it. Augustine' 4 6(34) | pp. 113-179. This had been written about a year earlier 5 7 | who was in fact alive, had been devoured by~a wild beast. 6 7 | Covenant to whom it has been said, "Let your speech be~ 7 8 | angels, would it not have~been just if the nature that 8 8 | Creator, which could have been easily kept - the same creature~ 9 8 | law~- would it not have been just if such a being had 10 8 | just if such a being had been abandoned by God wholly 11 9 | soul do except as he had been rescued from his lostness? ~ 12 9 | said, "By grace you have been saved by faith."~50~ 13 9 | freedom to do good works had ~been bestowed on him as a kind 14 9 | aideth the will which~has been thus prepared.~59~For a 15 10 | born, her virginity had been~destroyed, he would not 16 10 | he would not then have been born of a virgin. It would 17 12 | are always said to~have been born of him, since there 18 12 | not born _of_ it, but have been destined _for_ it, just 19 13 | old death in which we~had been dead to sin.~ 20 13 | regeneratio] would not have been instituted except for the 21 14 | of life. For if we have been united with him in the likeness 22 15 | of course, all that has been~said about the man Christ 23 16 | This is the part that has been redeemed from all sin by 24 17 | repentance,~135 where a crime has been committed of such gravity 25 17 | times of repentance have been rightly established by those~ 26 18 | without anguish when they have been loved with a~possessive 27 19 | heaven," who~have already been reborn to such a Father " 28 19 | the sin by which he has been wronged or offended,~or 29 20 | not believed~in him, nor been reborn of water and the 30 23 | whole, just as ~what has been disfigured will be restored 31 23 | men, as there would have been if they had actually been 32 23 | been if they had actually been born twins. So also in other~ 33 23 | for beasts or even men and been turned into~their flesh - 34 23 | statue, as restored, had been given all the~material of 35 24 | one~knows what would have been his just deserts in judgment - 36 24 | if in Tyre~and Sidon had been wrought the miracles done 37 24 | even though they could have been saved, if he willed it so.~201 38 24(201)| MS. evidence that had not been available up to that time. 39 24 | sounds as if God's will had~been overcome by human wills 40 25 | womb: "Before they had yet been born, or had~done anything 41 25 | from the lost, all~having been mingled together in the 42 26 | to the Creator's will had been~done. As the Supreme Good, 43 28 | where he not only would have~been unable to sin, but would 44 28 | continue without sin, as he had been created to do. But since~ 45 28 | however, could there have been any merit without grace. 46 28 | free will would not have been sufficient to ~maintain 47 28 | save as divine aid had been afforded man, in the gift 48 29 | the general judgment has been held and finished,~the boundary 49 31 | history of~God's people has been ordered by successive temporal 50 31 | unless Christ had also been known to them, he could 51 31 | them, he could not have been~prophesied to us - sometimes 52 31 | flesh. But, once he has been imbued with the sacrament 53 32 | summa sanitas] will have been reached, when the struggle