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 1   2|   things past and present and ~future. For we believe that Christ
 2   2|     come as our judge; this is future. ~Again, faith has to do
 3   2|    with those which lie in the future, and which~pertain to the
 4   2|     our good is believed to be future, this is the same thing
 5   6|      again after some extended future period - would it not be~
 6   9|       or those who will in the future, is known to the mind of
 7  11|     when announcing to her the future birth: "Hail," he said, "
 8  14|    believe concerning Christ's future actions, since we confess
 9  17|     has chiefly to do with the future judgment. In this life the~
10  17|       do more with the hope of future goods than with the retaining
11  17| punishment is reserved for the future. It is not in vain that
12  17|   bring no harm upon us in the~future age. Hence, referring to
13  25|     understand that there were future good deeds of~the one, and
14  25|    good works" but rather "of _future_ works." Thus he would have
15  28|    willed the evil. But in the future life he will not have the