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 1      I, 13|    works to destroy them. To be sure, say they, the world is
 2      I, 15|     rule of Deity, being (to be sure) unbegotten, and unmade,
 3    III, 2 |        a work, which (we may be sure) required preparation, as
 4    III, 4 |      were His, so he may, to be sure, at his second coming proceed
 5    III, 8 |     this opinion of his will be sure to have others to maintain
 6    III, 8 |         this very reason, to be sure, as pre-eminently good,
 7    III, 9 |          we have an answer on a sure principle, to the effect
 8    III, 13|        warrior. Although, to be sure, He might be about to call
 9    III, 20|        THE WORLD PREDICTED. THE SURE MERCIES OF DAVID. WHAT THESE
10    III, 20|     covenant with you, even the sure mercies of David." Indeed,
11    III, 20|         the appellation of "the sure mercies of David," which
12    III, 20|       flesh itself was David's "sure mercies," consecrated by
13    III, 20|   consecrated by religion, and "sure" after its resurrection.
14    III, 20|       in Him we shall have "the sure mercies of David." Him,
15     IV, 1 | covenant with you," adding "the sure mercies of David," in order
16     IV, 2 |        of the Gospel not, to be sure, of Jewry, but of Pontus
17     IV, 4 |       precedes the fault. To be sure, an amender of that Gospel,
18     IV, 7 |       end in a falsehood? To be sure, our censure has been once
19     IV, 7 |        but aversion, prompt and sure, which they would bestow
20     IV, 7 |     rebuked him, you say. To be sure he did, as being an envious (
21     IV, 9 |     freed from leprosy would be sure to perform the solemnities
22     IV, 9 |      every cured leper would be sure to bring one; he possibly
23     IV, 10|    merely man, and were not yet sure that He was God also, as
24     IV, 12|         god; except that (to be sure) it has happened that Marcion
25     IV, 17|       his pledge; thou shalt be sure to return to him his garment
26     IV, 18|  thought of. Now John was quite sure that there was no other
27     IV, 22|         to destroy. This, to be sure, was what he wished to be
28     IV, 22|       shown in some slough as a sure token of their ruin, or
29     IV, 22|        opinion, then you may be sure that up to that very day
30     IV, 24|           Notwithstanding be ye sure of this, that the kingdom
31     IV, 33|         more of a master, to be sure, than mammon, and more to
32     IV, 33|        since He would have been sure to mention the Creator if
33     IV, 34|         Moses and Christ? To be sure there is! But then you have
34      V, 5 |       superscription, for I was sure that another opportunity
35      V, 13|  Likewise, when adding, "We are sure that the judgment of God
36      V, 13|       not as if he meant to ten sure the Creator Himself with
37      V, 16|       and even that without any sure authority which actually
38      V, 17|         his own divinity. To be sure, if he had not existed,
39      V, 18|       For since the Creator was sure to know, some time or other,