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 1      I, 15|      world. But it will be only right that he too should have
 2      I, 26|        would have been far more right, if he had not forbidden
 3      I, 28|        ITS GRACE. IF MARCION BE RIGHT, THE SACRAMENT WOULD CONFER
 4     II, 3 |       MAN.~It will therefore be right for us, as we enter on the
 5     II, 6 |  freedom in his will, it is not right, after ignoring the original
 6     II, 10|       glorious paradise, with a right to pluck of the tree of
 7     II, 13|     wish God to be? Would it be right to prefer that He should
 8     II, 16|       We read, indeed, of God's right hand, and eyes, and feet:
 9     II, 29|         God, who has in His own right taken especial care that
10    III, 3 |      therefore seized the first right to men's faith, just as
11    III, 3 |      who came after Him in that right, take care that He, too,
12    III, 6 |  believing that the Jews had no right to sin against their Christ;
13    III, 8 |        view of establishing the right of the other god (for on
14    III, 9 |         flesh at all, was quite right in introducing the mere
15    III, 14|       by His resurrection. "Thy right hand," says He, "shall wonderfully
16    III, 17|         who was foretold. It is right that His conduct be investigated
17     IV, 7 |      even if He had the general right of entering the synagogue (
18     IV, 10|         appellation is the sole right of Him in whom it has a
19     IV, 10|         is excluded, who has no right to the appellation, because
20     IV, 12|        the Sabbath, if He had a right to annul it. Moreover, He
21     IV, 12|     Moreover, He would have the right, if He belonged to the rival
22     IV, 12|         that He did what it was right for Him to do. Men's astonishment
23     IV, 12|       have been, of course, but right that a new god should first
24     IV, 12|  Sabbath, He would have had the right to do so, as being its Lord, (
25     IV, 17|       Your god, however, had no right to complain of man's ingratitude,
26     IV, 18|           the Creator has equal right to claim as His own both
27     IV, 22|         Can you, indeed, have a right to say, "This is my son,"
28     IV, 23|         whom you come, and what right you have over us. Thus far,
29     IV, 23|        from whom you come, what right you have over us. Thus far,
30     IV, 23|    belong to him who had had no right as yet to complain? Except
31     IV, 25|      him by the Father, by what right does he claim for himself (
32     IV, 26|        knock to whom he had the right of access; whose gate he
33     IV, 29|      themselves judging what is right." Of old does He command
34     IV, 41|       the Son of man sit on the right hand of the power of God."
35     IV, 41|       that He would "sit at the right hand of God." Accordingly,
36     IV, 41|        His Son, "Sit Thou on my right hand?" Then He answered, "
37     IV, 42|         who was to sit at God's right hand. They would, however,
38      V, 3 |       apostolate gave him their right hands of fellowship, before
39      V, 3 |       James and John give their right hand of fellowship to Paul,
40      V, 8 | propriety in his meaning. It is right that that face which was
41      V, 8 |         that even they have the right of prophesying, he has already
42      V, 9 |       which side has the better right to a Christ who is not yet
43      V, 9 |         Christ: "Sit Thou at my right hand, until I make Thine
44      V, 16|         god? Now He who has the right of inflicting the vengeance,
45      V, 17|      and setting Him at His own right hand, and putting all things
46      V, 17|       who said: "Sit Thou on my right hand, until I make Thine
47      V, 18|   resurrection. It will be only right that you should hate the