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 1 3     |     it was to be, used to be announced; and, because we see it
 2 3     |   given to the fathers), are announced: just as Isaiah foretold,
 3 6     |      come who was constantly announced, through the same Law and
 4 7     |    Christ who was constantly announced as to come be already come,
 5 7     |      by us when the prophets announced that the Christ would come;
 6 7     |   nations, to wit--were ever announced as destined to believe;
 7 7     |      God's Son, who was ever announced as destined to reign over
 8 8     | consequences which were ever announced as to follow His advent;
 9 8     |       That all prophets ever announced of Him that He was to come
10 8     |      in days bygone they had announced of Him. For after the advent
11 9     |      the BIRTH of Christ was announced by prophets; as Isaiah (
12 9     |     the signs of it which he announced of Him. Well, then, Isaiah
13 9     |    eye of David, when He was announced as about to come to earth
14 9     |     teaching that Christ was announced as a preacher; as, through
15 10    |   the prophet in bygone days announced under the term "bread."
16 11    |      had in days bygone been announced concerning Him: for, since
17 11    |     be such as He used to be announced, even on the ground of that
18 11    | things which were wont to be announced had to be accomplished,
19 13    |  leader" was it who was thus announced as to proceed from the tribe
20 14conc|  aspect comely. For "we have announced," says the prophet, "concerning
21 14conc|    such as He was habitually announced: in order that, as a result