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 1 2 | Christian, however, but few words are necessary for the clear
 2 2 |     subject. But in the few words there always arises certainty
 3 3 |   DEFINED OUT OF THE SIMPLE WORDS OF SCRIPTURE.~Would to God
 4 10|    soul is simple; in other words uniform and uncompounded;
 5 11|     on the earth,--in other words, to those who act carnally
 6 11|  into another man--in other words, into an apostate. Judas
 7 13|     the supremacy; in other words, which of the two is superior
 8 15|     God may agree; in other words, a supreme principle of
 9 18|     and intellect; in other words, not the soul (anima) and
10 18|    palpable forms; in other words, invisible things are discovered
11 22|   original source; in other words, whence, and when, and how
12 32|   hero, declares in so many words: "I once was Thamnus, and
13 33|     render," to use his own words, "an account to the Father
14 35|     its bad fruit--in other words, that the doctrine of truth
15 39|   kingdom of God;" in other words, he cannot be holy.~
16 43|  types and parables, not in words only, but also in things.
17 53|  the vital powers--in other words, of the ends, the sites,
18 57| permitted to use the actual words and terms with which magic
19 58|   admitted the force of His words from a knowledge of His