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 1      I, 24|        grace and a substantial mercy which brings salvation to
 2     II, 13|        master: a father in His mercy, a master in His discipline;
 3     II, 13|      loved, because He prefers mercy to sacrifice; be feared
 4     II, 16|       mean meekness, patience, mercy, and the very parent of
 5     II, 16|        to the evil. So, again, mercy on account of the erring,
 6     II, 17|       his death, which prefers mercy to sacrifice, averting from
 7     II, 17|      complete repentance; that mercy, too, which conceded to
 8     II, 17|     Him likewise When He shows mercy. In the scale, against His
 9     II, 19|    blessing from the Lord, and mercy from the God of his salvation." "
10     II, 19|     upon them that hope in His mercy, to deliver their souls
11     II, 24|   wicked, and most abundant in mercy and kindness over such as
12    III, 20|        From Christ, too, God's mercy did not depart, whereas
13     IV, 9 |     exclude under the cover of mercy and gentleness. For, being
14     IV, 10|       because He delighteth in mercy. He will turn again, and
15     IV, 10|     God, indeed, who will have mercy rather than sacrifice, and
16     IV, 12|   example, the gentleness, the mercy, and the prediction also
17     IV, 16|   people; ye have not obtained mercy, who once obtained mercy"
18     IV, 16|       mercy, who once obtained mercy" that is, the (Jewish) nation.
19     IV, 16|        excepting none from His mercy, as He omitted none in His
20     IV, 17|      your Father also that had mercy upon you." This injunction
21     IV, 17|   doctrine of Him who "prefers mercy to sacrifice." If, however,
22     IV, 17|      other being which teaches mercy, on the ground of his own
23     IV, 17|    that he has been wanting in mercy to me for so vast an age? "
24     IV, 18|        is accustomed to prefer mercy to sacrifice. But even if
25     IV, 20| believe that her God preferred mercy even to sacrifice; she was
26     IV, 20|      that the succour of God's mercy was needed, and not the
27     IV, 27|       power of Him who prefers mercy not only to man's washing,
28     IV, 27|        god could have enjoined mercy, he could not have done
29     IV, 31| CREATOR'S OWN DISPENSATIONS OF MERCY AND GRACE. THE REJECTIONS
30     IV, 36|      to do justly, and to love mercy, and to be ready to follow
31     IV, 36|      that thou hast;" "to love mercy" "Give to the poor:" "and
32     IV, 36|        Thou Son of David, have mercy on me?" unless he was considered,
33     IV, 37|        Thou Son of David, have mercy on me." And "all the people
34     IV, 37|     his goods for all works of mercy. So also "he loosened the
35      V, 5 |        good, and so profuse in mercy, some carry off salvation,
36      V, 11|     gracious, and plenteous in mercy." In Jonah you find the
37      V, 11|     find the signal act of His mercy, which He showed to the
38      V, 11|      His gracious attribute of mercy. Now, if Marcion's god has