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 1   1|    understood what a man~should believe, what he should hope for,
 2   1|       and cannot - here we must believe, without hesitation, the
 3   1|          say_ what one ought to believe, what to hope~for, and what
 4   2|         hope for what we do not believe in? We can, of course, believe
 5   2|  believe in? We can, of course, believe in~something that we do
 6   2|     among the faithful does not believe in the punishment~of the
 7   2|       well as to good, since we believe in both the good~and evil.
 8   2|     present and ~future. For we believe that Christ died; this is
 9   2|        this is a past event. We believe that he sitteth at the~Father'
10   2|       hand; this is present. We believe that he will come as our
11   2|       but even about angels, we believe~many things that have a
12   2|    James says, "Even the demons believe and~tremble."~19 Yet they
13   3|       is asked what we ought to believe in matters of religion,
14   3|      Christian, it is enough to believe that the cause of all created
15   5|         deceives only those who believe him. Indeed, he does not
16   6|        be deceived so as~not to believe what would lead him to life
17   9|      exercise his reason~cannot believe, hope, or love unless he
18  10|          so that we should then believe~in "the only Son of God
19  14|        are dead with Christ, we believe that we ~shall also live
20  14|                 54. Now what we believe concerning Christ's future
21  15|         go on to affirm that we believe also in the Holy Spirit,
22  16|         angels, even if~then we believe him good, the error is neither
23  18|     There are some, indeed, who believe that those who do not abandon
24  18|        though as by fire." They believe that such people will be
25  18|      not eternal.~But those who believe thus, and still are Catholics,
26  19|         great a multitude as we believe are heard~when, in prayer,
27  20|       if they were unwilling~to believe in Christ and to be born
28  22|        But the man who does not believe that sins are forgiven in
29  23|      quickly die, nor should we believe that they will be raised
30  24|     those who were not about to believe. ~For our Lord saith most
31  24|         he does will.~Unless we believe this, the very beginning
32  24| sentence in which we profess to believe in God the Father Almighty.
33  27|         we are not compelled to believe that the~Omnipotent hath
34  29|   perpetual misery. They do not believe that such things will be.
35  29|     emphasis to statements they believe are meant more to terrify
36  33|       to be spurned and since I believe and hope for good things