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 1 IV  | instance for the law. I put the apostle aside. If Rebecca at once
 2 IV  |       its authorization in) the apostle's sanction, from the true
 3 IV  |      called on to consider, the apostle also says, "If of anything
 4 VI  |     natural tables to which the apostle too is wont to appeal, as
 5 VI  |        certain uses, whence the apostle says that it too unwillingly
 6 IX  |       or at a later period what apostle, or preacher of the gospel,
 7 X   |       is not his to use it? The apostle, moreover, forbids us to
 8 X   |  defiled by a mere word, as the apostle teaches, "But if any one
 9 X   |      with others. Wherefore the apostle exclaims, "Flee idolatry:"
10 XI  |        he take a meal where the apostle has forbidden him? And shall
11 XIII|     above. Our citizenship, the apostle says, is in heaven. You
12 XIII| patriarchs indeed; you have the apostle enjoining people to marry
13 XV  |     good fight, whose crown the apostle · feels so justly confident