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 1 3 |        fall back? Saul, who was good beyond all others, is afterwards
 2 3 |     subverted by envy. David, a good man "after the Lord's own
 3 4 |         hold fast that which is good;" as if, after proving all
 4 5 | NECESSITY OF HERESIES, NOT AS A GOOD, BUT, BY THE WILL OF GOD,
 5 5 |       kind), that heresies were good, that his object was to
 6 8 |       assurance about Him. With good reason, therefore, was it
 7 24| IMPARTED TO HIM.~I have not the good fortune, or, as I must~rather
 8 25|         thee;" and again: "That good thing which was committed
 9 25|    Jesus Christ who witnessed a good confession under Pontius
10 28|      THE CHURCHES EVERYWHERE, A GOOD PROOF THAT THE TRANSMISSION
11 30|  necessity, that heresies are a good thing. As if it has not
12 31|  PARABLE PUTS THE SOWING OF THE GOOD SEED BEFORE THE USELESS
13 31|       sowing by the Lord of the good seed of the wheat, but introduces
14 43|  communion, and promotion after good service, and a scrupulous
15 44|       They will, besides, add a good deal respecting the high