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 1      I, 2     |            conceit from the simple passage of our Lord's saying, which
 2      I, 20    |         new thing." And in another passage: "I will make a new covenant,
 3     II, 14    |         the creator of evil in the passage, "It is I who create evil."
 4     II, 14    |         and will have Him in every passage to be understood as the
 5     II, 22    |          of bulls;" and in another passage: "The everlasting God shall
 6     II, 22    |           s), the Almighty in this passage, demonstrated how suitable
 7     II, 24    |           mentioned "evil" (in the passage under discussion), which
 8     II, 24    |        malignant ones), as in this passage of yours is also meant.
 9    III, 13    |           promise contained in the passage, "For before the Child shall
10    III, 13    |          name, it follows that the passage in question must be deemed
11    III, 13    |          Gomorrah." And in another passage He also says: "Thy father
12    III, 14    |    supposing that Christ is in any passage called a warrior, from the
13    III, 14    |          was upon His thigh in the passage of David, and sent as it
14    III, 18    |       consider, because in another passage we have given the reason
15    III, 18    |         also, according to another passage in the same scripture, be
16    III, 20    |         accomplishment. In another passage He also says: "Behold, I
17     IV, 1     |        your heart." And in another passage: "Behold, the days come,
18     IV, 7     |         for Marcion has erased the passage as an interpolation. It
19     IV, 7     |        come to oppose. In the same passage, "the spirit of an unclean
20     IV, 7     |        purpose have we adduced his passage first? In order to show
21     IV, 10    |           sins." For in an earlier passage, speaking in the person
22     IV, 10    |         for the first time in this passage, in which for the first
23     IV, 11    |           will be found in another passage. To the several points which
24     IV, 12    |       think this of Christ in this passage of St. Luke, in their ignorance
25     IV, 12    |           same prophet, in a later passage, He declared them to be "
26     IV, 13    |            vain to me." in another passage touching the same voice
27     IV, 13    |             I omit the rest of the passage. Therefore He would fain
28     IV, 14    |          laugh." Turn again to the passage of Isaiah: "Behold, my servants
29     IV, 14    |          Gentiles;" and in another passage: "Lay the penalty on Him
30     IV, 15    |         riches, just as in another passage He utters His threats against
31     IV, 15    |          of your feet." In another passage He forbids all implicit
32     IV, 16    |     neighbour; but then in another passage He says, "Let none of you
33     IV, 16    |           was predicted in another passage) the Lord that is, Christ"
34     IV, 17    |            falteringly. For in the passage of Ezekiel quoted above
35     IV, 17    |          Clearer still is a former passage: "Thou shalt remit every
36     IV, 17    |            As it seems to me, this passage announces a retribution
37     IV, 17    |         along occupied, that in no passage to be anywhere found has
38     IV, 19    |        simple solution, as in this passage. We, for our part, say in
39     IV, 20    |           emigrant nation in their passage across its stream; how that
40     IV, 20    |          prediction of His present passage on the sea had not preceded
41     IV, 20    |       Scattering the waters in His passage." When at His rebuke the
42     IV, 24    |           the literal sense of the passage, since even these noxious
43     IV, 24    |         you read what precedes the passage: "Be strong, ye weak hands
44     IV, 25    |        will I hide." So in another passage He intimates both that He
45     IV, 25    |         prop themselves up by this passage; alleging in opposition
46     IV, 25    |            of the prophets in this passage. For what was there to wonder
47     IV, 27    |       invited Him to dinner in the passage before us, expressed some
48     IV, 27    |         Furthermore, it is in this passage evident that they were not
49     IV, 28    |           He who, in the preceding passage, was not to be denied, belonged
50     IV, 28    |           have already, in another passage, sufficiently shown that
51     IV, 29    |           Creator. If then in this passage he displays the Creator'
52     IV, 29    |            He accordingly, in this passage, either presents to us the
53     IV, 30    |          condemned? In the present passage, for instance, He says, "
54     IV, 34    |          the same Moses in another passage enacting that he who had
55     IV, 34    |          Abraham's bosom. For this passage, so far as its letter goes,
56     IV, 34    |       however, violently turns the passage to another end, and decides
57     IV, 34    |           regions, and to hinder a passage from one to the other. Besides,
58     IV, 35    |          on this point in a former passage. Now, although He said in
59     IV, 35    | interpretations to be found of the passage, and more deserving of belief:
60     IV, 35    |           word "rejected" from the passage, where, under the figure
61     IV, 35    |          He reminds us of in every passage.~
62     IV, 36    |        discovered in the following passage of Micah, saying: "He hath
63     IV, 38    |           that world;" whereas the passage ought to be read thus: "
64     IV, 39    |         men. And therefore in this passage He forbids men "to meditate
65     IV, 39    |          If you examine) the whole passage of this Gospel Scripture,
66     IV, 43conc|        from the text. Thus, in the passage before us, he would have
67      V, 3     |        that, as he in the previous passage called us "sons of Abraham,"
68      V, 4     |          the latter clause of this passage), what child (in the sense,
69      V, 4     |          the epistle), although no passage required his erasure more
70      V, 4     |          but of the free." In this passage he has undoubtedly shown
71      V, 4     |         also the second in another passage: "Thou shalt love thy neighbour
72      V, 5     |            world;" because in this passage particularly, the heretics
73      V, 6     |        however, the apostle in the passage under consideration does
74      V, 7     |       explained the meaning of the passage thus: "We are made a spectacle
75      V, 10    |        have the apostle in another passage defining "but one baptism."
76      V, 10    |          able to deny Him (in this passage), in the "Adam" and the "
77      V, 11    |            Marcion, by reading the passage which follows, "in whom
78      V, 11    |          We, however, say that the passage ought to be punctuated with
79      V, 12    |           When also he (in a later passage) enjoins us "to cleanse
80      V, 13    |         the Creator. And so in the passage where he says: "I am not
81      V, 14    |         quotation of the self-same passage, of the prophet: "Who hath
82      V, 15    |          estate of matrimony. This passage (of the apostle) I would
83      V, 15    |            no proper name (in this passage), necessarily makes use
84      V, 15    |       understand it in the present passage, where the flesh is expressly
85      V, 17    |         footstool." For in another passage the Spirit says to the Father
86      V, 17    |         the devil, whom in another passage (since such will they there
87      V, 17    |             Thus we find from this passage also, that there was in
88      V, 18    |            not mention God in this passage, on the ground that He (
89      V, 18    |       heretic probably changed the passage, with the view of saying
90      V, 18    |    palpable is the erasure in this passage, when thus read, consistently
91      V, 18    |          which is suggested by the passage (of the prophet), where
92      V, 20    |          EPISTLE.A PARALLEL WITH A PASSAGE IN GENESIS.THE RESURRECTION
93      V, 20    |        apostle would not in such a passage as the present one have
94      V, 20    |        their side in the following passage in the matter of Christ'
95      V, 20    |        well for us that in another passage (the apostle) calls Christ "
96      V, 20    |         with equal force from that passage, that Christ is not truly