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 1      I, 3|         and racked, to deny (the faith). And therefore more blessed
 2      I, 3|       apprehended and confess my faith.) If I think (that fate)
 3      I, 5| unsuitable, as being perilous to faith! For why did the Lord foretell
 4      I, 7|          as a testimony of (our) faith; as a commendation of this
 5      I, 7|    commanded. How detrimental to faith, how obstructive to holiness,
 6     II, 2|          one, after attaining to faith, should think that he must
 7     II, 2|       many dangers and wounds to faith in marriages of this kind,
 8     II, 2|         be "apprehended" "by the faith in (the state of) Gentile
 9     II, 3|       wounds (as I have said) to faith, foreseen by the apostle;
10     II, 3|         For who would doubt that faith undergoes a daily process
11     II, 5|        else by the loss of their faith.~
12     II, 6|      Where are the fosterings of faith by the interspersion of
13     II, 7|         who, having attained the faith while in (the state of)
14     II, 7|         to exclude them from the faith. So long as marriage of
15     II, 8|          BETWEEN PARTNERS IN THE FAITH ENLARGED ON IN CONCLUSION.~
16     II, 8|           except the weakness of faith, ever prone, to the concupiscences