Chapter

 1 1intro|       has been determined that a thing must by all means be, it
 2 2     |          no doubt be a wonderful thing that evil should have any
 3 3     |        suppose, an extraordinary thing, that one who has been approved
 4 3     |         is a comparatively small thing, that certain men, like
 5 4     |   determined choice of some evil thing.~
 6 5     |     speak and think the selfsame thing," the very object which
 7 9     |          and therefore definite, thing taught by Christ, which
 8 9     |      taught as one only definite thing. You must "seek" until you "
 9 9     |     charges you to seek no other thing than that which He has taught.
10 20    |          churches. Every sort of thing must necessarily revert
11 25    |            and again: "That good thing which was committed unto
12 26    |       all speak one and the same thing, and that there should be
13 30    |         that heresies are a good thing. As if it has not been necessary
14 44    | afterwards to be a discreditable thing. I had said that He was