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 1 2 |  themselves compelled to deny the Paraclete more than the fact that
 2 2 |          for maintaining that the Paraclete has taught any such thing
 3 2 | burdensome may be ascribed to the Paraclete, even if it have come from
 4 2 |          His institution. But the Paraclete, having many things to teach
 5 2 |         to be fully taught by the Paraclete, no less burdensome to men
 6 3 |         we make: that even if the Paraclete had in this our day definitely
 7 3 |         Nothing of novelty is the Paraclete introducing. What He premonished,
 8 3 |        much more competent to the Paraclete to preach unity of marriage,
 9 3 |        you ought to recognise the Paraclete in His character of Comforter,
10 4 |           WAIVING ALLUSION TO THE PARACLETE, TERTULLIAN COMES TO THE
11 4 |           now, the mention of the Paraclete, as of some authority of
12 4 |          may be sensible that the Paraclete is rather its restitutor
13 14|      other Power; why may not the Paraclete, too, have abrogated an
14 14|      reigned till the time of the Paraclete. The New Law abrogated divorce--
15 14|           the interval) until the Paraclete began His operations, to