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 1      I, 7 |         foolish objection; and my answer to it is, that its author
 2     II, 14|          providence) I may get an answer to the heretics. Behold,
 3     II, 23|          KING SAUL, EXPLAINED, IN ANSWER TO THE MARCIONITE CAVIL.~
 4    III, 2 |         have come so suddenly? (I answer, No.) First, because He
 5    III, 9 |          really human, we have an answer on a sure principle, to
 6    III, 22|    apostles thereupon suffer? You answer: Every sort of iniquitous
 7     IV, 2 |           ALONE.~You have now our answer to the Antitheses compendiously
 8     IV, 10|         up their point about man, answer them,that He had power to
 9     IV, 11|       which now come before us an answer must be given. This, then,
10     IV, 12|          of this sort, be used in answer to an abrupt challenge.
11     IV, 19|           our first position this answer is usually given by the
12     IV, 19|         my brethren? He added the answer "None but they who hear
13     IV, 20|       Creator, He declared by His answer to her, that He was Himself
14     IV, 24|           and if any salute thee, answer him not again." For what
15     IV, 28|       take thought how they shall answer;" "for," says He, "the Holy
16     IV, 29|           I may here complete the answer which I deferred giving
17     IV, 29|   necessary to meet with the same answer. For as often as the Creator'
18     IV, 30|         when these knock, He will answer, "I know you not whence
19     IV, 34|        put asunder." Now, by this answer of His (to the Pharisees),
20     IV, 34|       Christ and his own god. Our answer to this is, that the Scripture
21     IV, 35|       agent? This is a sufficient answer. But the believer knows
22     IV, 35|          the Lord did not give an answer about His own kingdom, but
23     IV, 35|         His own kingdom which His answer to them had contemplated,
24     IV, 36|        AND THE PUBLICAN. CHRIST'S ANSWER TO THE RICH RULER, THE CURE
25     IV, 38|   Pharisees would not give Him an answer; then why did He ask in
26     IV, 38|           question. Suppose their answer to have been, that John'
27     IV, 38|           that the meaning of the answer ought to be adapted to the
28     IV, 38|           of madness to return an answer altogether different from
29     IV, 38|        obliged to return a direct answer. He had nobody to fear;
30     IV, 38|       time. He therefore gave His answer, that "the children of this
31     IV, 38|          then, the meaning of the answer must not turn on any other
32     IV, 38| understood from this sense of the answer, then the Lord's reply admits
33     IV, 38|           Now, if you make Christ answer questions which were not
34     IV, 38|             They thus subvert His answer respecting the essential
35     IV, 38|         those who had assumed His answer to bear this meaning. If,
36     IV, 39|         meditate before what they answer" when brought before tribunals,
37     IV, 42|        power to give him a fuller answer. "And so the Lord i hath
38      V, 9 |          body. You have the whole answer wrapped up in this. All
39      V, 10|          lustrations will perhaps answer him (quite as well), by
40      V, 10|           quality of the body, in answer to those who ask, "How are
41      V, 11|         the discussion. A simpler answer I shall find ready to hand