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 1 1 |          ever been found without Christ? By whom has Christ ever
 2 1 |      without Christ? By whom has Christ ever been explored without
 3 1 |        teachings of the power of Christ had not yet been given--(
 4 3 |         rather than from Greece. Christ made a mistake, too, in
 5 7 |        day of judgment; to which Christ also, on dying, descended?
 6 11| predicted that "great mystery of Christ and the church," when he
 7 13|        Him. It is the soul which Christ came to save; it is the
 8 16|        we find operating also in Christ. For you may behold this
 9 17|          BY PLATO, VINDICATED BY CHRIST HIMSELF.~Then, again, when
10 17|           lest we should even in Christ Himself, bring doubt upon
11 19|          hold the contrary): for Christ, by "accepting praise out
12 21|   declared "the great mystery of Christ and the church?" "This is
13 23|         once on an equality with Christ (not to mention the apostles);
14 26|          Physicians. Brother (in Christ), on your own foundation
15 26|        magnifies the Lord, (for) Christ had instigated her within.
16 28|  prophets, and the apostles, and Christ Himself declared their grand
17 40|        until it is born again in Christ; moreover, it is unclean
18 41|          only man without sin is Christ, since Christ is also God.
19 41|     without sin is Christ, since Christ is also God. Thus the divinity
20 43|          as Adam was a figure of Christ, Adam's sleep shadowed out
21 43|        shadowed out the death of Christ, who was to sleep a mortal
22 50|         Judea before the time of Christ a pool of medicinal virtue.
23 50|        his preministrations, nor Christ after him ever revealed
24 50|     which He exacted even of His Christ. No one will ascribe to
25 53|        of God," because it is in Christ. Still, (as must be admitted,)
26 55|         inasmuch as we read that Christ in His death spent three
27 55|         lower down. Now although Christ is God, yet, being also
28 55|          purpose, say they, that Christ descended into hell, that
29 55|        mount up to heaven, where Christ is already sitting at the
30 55|         company with the dead in Christ, who shall be the first
31 55|     except those who had died in Christ and not in Adam? A new death
32 55|        the extraordinary one for Christ, is admitted into the reception-room
33 57|        agency of prophets, or of Christ, or of apostles, a complete