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 1      I, 7     |   author fails to consider that quite as strong an objection might
 2      I, 17    |     evidence, because it may be quite possible both that he has
 3      I, 25    |      furthermore, at this point quite open to discussion, whether
 4      I, 27    |        forbids the sin. This is quite a different matter from
 5      I, 29    |       may, for aught I know, be quite consistent for Marcion's
 6     II, 24    |       repentance? It is already quite clear, if you avoid referring
 7    III, 3     |      and whose coming was to be quite as sudden and unannounced
 8    III, 6     |        the Jews were themselves quite certain that it was some
 9    III, 6     |      him to suppose that it was quite possible for the Jews to
10    III, 7     |      these signs of degradation quite suit His first coming, just
11    III, 9     |   produced no flesh at all, was quite right in introducing the
12    III, 10    |         own, as it will also be quite improper to use things,
13    III, 14    |        grace of His lips" would quite suit such a sword, girt
14    III, 15    |        It is a different thing (quite), if he only assumed the
15     IV, 1     |     TESTAMENTS.THESE VARIATIONS QUITE COMPATIBLE WITH ONE AND
16     IV, 5     |       then it will certainly be quite as evident, that that comes
17     IV, 9     |     what He had declared. It is quite another case, when he affected
18     IV, 9     |       the Gospel that which was quite consistent in it? For you
19     IV, 14    |    Christ's are heavenly, it is quite clear that heaven has been
20     IV, 14    |        who owns the earth also; quite clear that the Creator has
21     IV, 16    |         by Christ, but they are quite in keeping with the teaching
22     IV, 18    |        thought of. Now John was quite sure that there was no other
23     IV, 19    |    those relatives which it was quite possible for Him, in spite
24     IV, 29    | remarked that the Gentiles were quite wanting in faith. When He
25     IV, 34    |         Since, therefore, it is quite consistent in the Creator
26     IV, 40    |        people openly, and might quite as easily have been captured
27     IV, 43conc|      passages as he can subvert quite as well by explaining them
28      V, 3     |                   III. ST. PAUL QUITE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ST. PETER
29      V, 3     |  apostle himself in a way which quite helps our side, as being
30      V, 7     |       straightforward manner! I quite admit, that, according to
31      V, 10    |        will perhaps answer him (quite as well), by praying for
32      V, 10    |     Lord" also? It is, however, quite enough for me, that in his
33      V, 11    |        to us Christians. We are quite aware that some passages
34      V, 13    | judgment. Marcion's averment is quite a different matter, that
35      V, 13    |         this sentence, which is quite in accordance with that
36      V, 13    |         in the flesh. Now it is quite within the purpose of the
37      V, 17    |         very God Himself, it is quite ridiculous (to suppose that)
38      V, 18    |    places;" for the apostle was quite aware that "spiritual wickedness"