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 1      I, 6     |     such a diminution as should subject Him to another Supreme Being.
 2      I, 6     |         Supreme), if He becomes subject to any. Besides, it is not
 3      I, 9     |         I will briefly state my subject, and afterwards most fully
 4      I, 9     |     certainties? Now, if to the subject before us, which is in itself
 5      I, 9     |       is two gods which are the subject of our proposition, their
 6      I, 22    |          Now, when I survey the subject in its aspects of time,
 7     II, 1     |         in our treatment of the subject of two Gods in opposition
 8     II, 4     |    fault with, and wrest into a subject of contention, was imposed
 9     II, 4     |     bounds of rational liberty, subject to Him who had subjected
10     II, 6     |        of his servitude, become subject to the usurpation of evil,
11     II, 6     |        to any discussion of the subject, on subsequent facts to
12     II, 8     |        not have made all things subject to man, if he had been too
13     II, 25    |       might prove man to be the subject of a free will in the alternative
14     II, 25    |         his condition under law subject to death, yet was hope preserved
15     II, 27    |   prejudice against Christ (the subject as He is of human passions)
16    III, 1intro| ARGUMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE SUBJECT OF THIS BOOK.~FOLLOWING
17    III, 1intro|        now, in the order of our subject, to treat of Christ, although
18    III, 1intro|  separate examination into (the subject of) Christ; because, whilst
19    III, 4     |        MARCION'S CHRIST NOT THE SUBJECT OF PROPHECY. THE ABSURD
20    III, 5     |       But why enlarge on such a subject? When the very apostle whom
21    III, 6     |       of the scripture, but the subject it is called in to prove.
22    III, 6     |   rather reserving them for the subject of His sufferings, I shall
23    III, 8     |        Can I believe him on the subject of the internal nature,
24    III, 10    |      Creator, as alien from the subject, and possessing special
25    III, 10    |       we look steadily into the subject, there is really no substance
26    III, 15    |         dispensation. Nor is it subject to be shared in by any other
27    III, 17    |      general terms complete the subject which we had entered upon,
28    III, 18    |      THE BRAZEN SERPENT.~On the subject of His death, I suppose,
29    III, 24    |    fruits thereof; besides, the subject has been regularly treated
30     IV, 4     |         of the prophets will be subject to the prophets," for they
31     IV, 6     |     form of my little treatise; subject, of course, to whatever
32     IV, 7     |       to discern that He is the subject of the prophecy, which shows
33     IV, 12    |       abrupt defence must, in a subject of this sort, be used in
34     IV, 16    |        as ask for them. On this subject of lending, however, more
35     IV, 17    |        CREATOR.~And now, on the subject of a loan, when He asks, "
36     IV, 18    |      the kingdom of God was not subject to him; as if the kingdom
37     IV, 19    |        the king's steward, is a subject of prophecy. By Isaiah the
38     IV, 19    |         minister to Him. On the subject of parables, let it suffice
39     IV, 37    |        doubt of it, is here the subject of consideration. Now, since
40     IV, 38    |         in a discussion on that subject, had proposed to the Lord
41     IV, 38    |         of indirectly mooring a subject which He was not in the
42     IV, 38    |      then made no remark on the subject, not having the Scribes
43     IV, 39    |       to us a Christ who is not subject to the Father. That persecutions
44     IV, 42    |        if they had not been the subject of prophecy. Isaiah says: "
45      V, 2     |      book may be found the very subject of this epistle, how that
46      V, 6     |       apostle) subjoins, on the subject of our glory, that "none
47      V, 7     |       We must now encounter the subject of marriage, which Marcion,
48      V, 8     |         who judges. Now, on the subject of "spiritual gifts," I
49      V, 8     |         human body); and on the subject of the superiority of love
50      V, 8     |       that we may now leave the subject of spiritual gifts, facts
51      V, 9     |         HEZEKIAH OR SOLOMON THE SUBJECT OF THESE PROPHECIES IN THE
52      V, 9     |   indeed, already in so great a subject); and these declare that
53      V, 10    |       the natural body, (is the subject of the future change), forasmuch
54      V, 12    |        death. He treats of this subject in order to offer consolation
55      V, 12    |       is discussed all that the subject admits of. I shall here
56      V, 13    |         one inwardly" will be a subject of the self-same God as
57      V, 19    |         tedious, and the proper subject of a separate work, to show
58      V, 20    |        that that Christ was the subject of their preaching who was