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1 5 |      and the sanction of our origin, and the prejudgment of
2 5 |      to Alpha), and thus our origin is transferred to Christ,
3 5 |   same) thing to this second origin also: whether the last Adam
4 5 |   what manner, renewing your origin even in Christ, you cannot
5 5 |      cannot trace down that (origin) without the profession
6 6 | eminent chief fathers of our origin: for there are some to whom
7 6 |    even of Abraham. For your origin in him, you must know, iS
8 6 | suppose, are they in whom my origin is counted. All others I
9 11|    our life itself dates its origin. But here he says that he "