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 1      I, 6     |        deny him to be God whom you call inferior, you deny the supremacy
 2      I, 10    |            Pontus. For their souls call the God of the Jews their
 3      I, 11    |          the world has presumed to call gods those men whom it sometimes
 4      I, 24    |            all. For whomsoever you call in to judge the question,
 5      I, 27    |           you say that he whom you call Lord ought not to be feared,
 6     II, 9     |           is not the wind. One may call a breeze the image of the
 7     II, 13    |           threatened not? Will you call this justice an evil, when
 8     II, 18    |         that period; that He might call them away therefrom, while
 9    III, 11    |          origin of flesh and life; call the womb a sewer of the
10    III, 13    |         sure, He might be about to call to arms by His cry as an
11    III, 14    |          into every land, so as to call all nations: destined to
12    III, 15    |       there occurs what the Greeks call the katachresis of a term,
13    III, 21    |                           XXI. THE CALL OF THE GENTILES UNDER THE
14    III, 21    |        when you are refuted on the call of the nations, you betake
15    III, 21    |           the entire course of His call up to the present time from
16     IV, 1     |   Testament as it is more usual to call it; that by such means he
17     IV, 7     |          of God;" and, "Thou shalt call his name Jesus." Thus he
18     IV, 9     |           THE CREATOR, E.G. IN THE CALL OF FISHERMEN TO THE APOSTOLIC
19     IV, 10    |        Such a nativity (if one may call it so) the mythic stories
20     IV, 11    |                            XI. THE CALL OF LEVI THE PUBLICAN. CHRIST
21     IV, 11    |           also by Solomon from the call of the Gentiles, because
22     IV, 12    |          the controversy (if I may call in the aid of the truth
23     IV, 14    |         His doctrine to what I may call His official proclamation
24     IV, 14    |         those whom He was about to call from the ends of the earth
25     IV, 15    |              O my people, they who call you happy mislead you, and
26     IV, 17    |            none else; nor did they call upon any other than Him
27     IV, 19    |          argument of all those who call in question the Lord's nativity.
28     IV, 19    |           man? whom they had heard call Himself "Son of man?" of
29     IV, 19    |       especially as they wanted to call Him away from the solemn
30     IV, 26    |           Him, therefore, whom you call the Creator recognise also
31     IV, 31    |          by Him of old time, whose call they had at last refused.
32     IV, 31    |        Then have I none whom I may call to me; have I no place whence
33     IV, 31    |           Therefore He sent out to call others, but from the same
34     IV, 31    |  beforehand as about to reject his call, then beforehand he also
35     IV, 31    |   Meanwhile, you who interpret the call to this supper as an invitation
36     IV, 32    |          SORITES, AS THE LOGICIANS CALL IT, TO SHOW THAT THE PARABLES
37     IV, 34    |          This region, therefore, I call Abraham's bosom. Although
38     IV, 38    |          god has not a denarius to call his own! In every question
39     IV, 39    |           am the Lord's, and shall call himself by the name of Jacob,
40     IV, 40    |            been crucified! But why call His body bread, and not
41      V, 1intro|           all likely that he would call men away from Judaism without
42      V, 2     |           there could have been no call for the apostle to teach
43      V, 2     |       office of Christ's gospel to call men from the law to grace,
44      V, 3     |          already made known by the call of this self-same Abraham,
45      V, 8     |           the gratuities, which we call charismata. He says specifically "
46      V, 9     |           be even God? "They shall call Him blessed." (On what ground?)
47      V, 12    | transformed, if he did not mean to call him "the angel," which both
48      V, 12    |        possibly have a paradise to call his own without perchance
49      V, 14    |           thereby denied. Why then call the true substance like?
50      V, 17    |         such an inheritance in the call of the Gentiles: "Ask of
51      V, 17    |           predicted concerning the call of the Gentiles from their
52      V, 17    |         For whence did he learn to call Christ "the chief corner-stone,"