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 1      I, 2     |          His Gospel, and then the apostle in the last days of the (
 2      I, 3     |          good," we learn from the apostle, who permits marrying indeed,
 3      I, 3     |           But if we listen to the apostle, forgetting what is behind,
 4      I, 5     |         was the desire even of an apostle? To the servant of God,
 5      I, 5     |        Him? "The time," says (the apostle), "is compressed. It remaineth
 6      I, 7     |         bound to a wife," sap the apostle; "seek not loosing. You
 7      I, 7     |           the prescription of the apostle declare, when he suffers
 8      I, 8concl|          verse, sanctified by the apostle's quotation of it, "Ill
 9      I, 8concl|           for their "god," as the apostle says, "is their belly;"
10      I, 8concl|   superfluously indeed, after the apostle, but likely to prove a solace
11     II, 1intro|         to this the fact that the apostle, with regard to widows and
12     II, 2     |                        II. OF THE APOSTLE'S MEANING IN I COR. VII.
13     II, 2     |         could understand that the apostle foresaw many dangers and
14     II, 3     | accordance with the letter of the apostle, who says that "with persons
15     II, 3     |         to faith, foreseen by the apostle; most grievous not to the
16     II, 8     |          the Lord through His own apostle! What am I to fasten on
17     II, 8     |       which that utterance of the apostle has, beneath its brevity,