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 1      I, 22|           natural agency), at once coming as a succour when the cause
 2      I, 23|         and this precept, although coming from the Creator's law,
 3     II, 25|            of what he ought to do. Coming down to the case of Sodom
 4    III, 2 |                   II. WHY CHRIST'S COMING SHOULD BE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED.~
 5    III, 2 |           BE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED.~Coming then at once to the point,
 6    III, 3 |           proof to show, and whose coming was to be quite as sudden
 7    III, 4 |           he would be His punisher coming after Him, just as he had
 8    III, 4 |            that as he at His first coming took hostile proceed-rags
 9    III, 4 |          to be sure, at his second coming proceed in opposition to
10    III, 7 |   degradation quite suit His first coming, just as the tokens of His
11    III, 7 |         rate, the more lowly first coming. Accordingly, to this day
12    III, 20|      future, which you see (daily) coming to pass.~
13     IV, 7 |         have the better reason for coming down from heaven; only,
14     IV, 8 |          did not wish so much, his coming was in vain), would not
15     IV, 9 |           vain, therefore, was his coming down, as if with the intention
16     IV, 10|      expressly as "the Son of man, coming in the clouds of heaven"
17     IV, 11|        case, he makes a mistake in coming down to destroy the law,
18     IV, 11|              He is as a bridegroom coming out of his chamber; His
19     IV, 14|           He who predicted His own coming to do all this; or else
20     IV, 17|            than He who, before the coming of Christ, had addressed
21     IV, 18|           come?" i.e. Art thou the coming One? "or look we for another?"
22     IV, 18|            the Lord Himself, whose coming was then expected, was different,
23     IV, 20|          had not preceded Christ's coming. As psalm is, in fact, accomplished
24     IV, 26|            excellent god of yours, coming as he professes gratuitously
25     IV, 29|             of the period of whose coming we are ignorant, you still
26     IV, 35|     INDICATIONS OF SEVERITY IN THE COMING OF CHRIST. PROOFS THAT HE
27     IV, 35|     inquired of the Lord about the coming of the kingdom of the rival
28     IV, 35|           be rejected," before His coming, at which His kingdom will
29     IV, 35|      however, He speaks of His own coming, why does He compare it
30     IV, 35|         even here speak of His own coming, but of the coming of the
31     IV, 35|         His own coming, but of the coming of the Hebrew Christ, let
32     IV, 39|          THE TERRIBLE SIGNS OF HIS COMING. HE WhOSE COMING IS SO GRANDLY
33     IV, 39|            OF HIS COMING. HE WhOSE COMING IS SO GRANDLY DESCRIBED
34     IV, 39| expectation of the evils which are coming on the earth." That "the
35     IV, 39|            they see the Son of man coming from the heavens with very
36     IV, 39|          Lord, and of the glorious coming of the Son of man from heaven,
37     IV, 39|     judgment on the nations at His coming; and will at the same time
38     IV, 39|           hand) you grant that the coming of the Son of man is (the
39     IV, 39|        will have it that it is the coming of your Christ, then, when
40     IV, 39|            immediately follow, the coming of the Son of man, are both
41      V, 2 |           of course do otherwise, (coming as he does) in Christ, who
42      V, 9 |     received, although at His last coming He will favour with His
43      V, 14|    relation to the faith of Christ coming from the law. If Marcion
44      V, 15|         those who "remain unto the coming of Christ," along with "
45      V, 15|       preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord and Saviour (
46      V, 16|         Jesus shall be revealed as coming from heaven with the angels