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 1      I, 1pref |            third as superseding the second, but henceforward to be
 2      I, 3     |        BEING, AND THERE CANNOT BE A SECOND SUPREME.~The principal,
 3      I, 23    |      righteousness, and only at its second stage on an alien object
 4      I, 23    |           comes it to pass that the second is attributed to him who
 5      I, 23    |        divine goodness begin at the second stage of its rational operation,
 6      I, 23    |          say, on the stranger, this second stage will not be consistent
 7      I, 23    |             only then will even the second stage of goodness, that
 8     II, 6     |        liberty of man will, after a second thought, show us that it
 9     II, 18    |            by the permission of the second the first is prevented by
10     II, 18    |          deterring of the first the second fails to be committed. By
11     II, 22    |          WERE NOT VIOLATIONS OF THE SECOND COMMANDMENT. THEIR MEANING.~
12     II, 28    |      without waiting to be struck a second time. Our God (you say)
13    III, 1intro|        Creator that no mention of a second God (nor, accordingly, of
14    III, 1intro|              nor, accordingly, of a second Christ) was ever agitated
15    III, 4     | consideration: since he will at his second advent come after Him, that
16    III, 4     |             may, to be sure, at his second coming proceed in opposition
17    III, 7     |        tokens of His majesty do His second advent, when He shall no
18    III, 7     |             glory and honour of His second advent. If I may offer,
19    III, 7     |              afforded proofs of His second appearance, when (after
20    III, 7     |          kind of indignity, but the second as glorious and altogether
21    III, 7     |            and to believe, even the second advent, be not undeservedly
22     IV, 16    |             permission to inflict a second (or retaliatory) injury,
23     IV, 16    |      strangers? Since, however, the second step in charity is towards
24     IV, 16    |       towards one's neighbours, the second step will belong to him
25     IV, 16    |        belongs, more fitly than the second will belong to him who owned
26     IV, 17    |             one. I became His son a second time, as soon as He fashioned
27     IV, 26    |       hearing this (salutation) the second time, He the second time
28     IV, 26    |             the second time, He the second time transferred, as He
29     IV, 29    |          they must be placed in the second rank; and the second rank
30     IV, 29    |            the second rank; and the second rank belongs to Him to whom
31     IV, 31    |          what his admonition at the second stage? Some at first would
32     IV, 31    |      Certainly he means to come the second time for the very purpose
33     IV, 35    |             first in rejection, the second in honour: "The stone,"
34     IV, 38    |          ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR HIS SECOND GOD, EXPOSED AND CONFUTED.~
35     IV, 41    |             had said, in this their second question. By what means,
36      V, 1intro|         valid by the authority of a second person. One man signs, another
37      V, 4     |             strength;" and also the second in another passage: "Thou
38      V, 10    |      AGAINST MARCION. CHRIST AS THE SECOND ADAM CONNECTED WITH THE
39      V, 10    |             Lord to be the last (or second) Adam, we should contend
40      V, 10    |      contend that Christ, being the second Adam, must needs belong
41      V, 10    |             be that there is also a second Adam? For things are not
42      V, 10    |           of the earth, earthy; the second man is the Lord from heaven."
43      V, 10    |            was a how can there be a second, unless he is a man also?
44      V, 10    |          man also? Or, else, if the second is" Lord," was the first "
45      V, 11    |                             XI. THE SECOND EPISTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS.
46      V, 16    |                            XVI. THE SECOND EPISTLE TO THE THESSALONIANS.