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 1      I, 20    |    something to be blamed in their conduct even the promiscuousness
 2      I, 20    |            merely directed against conduct destined to become acceptable
 3      I, 27    |        perversity indeed to is own conduct, in prohibiting a thing
 4     II, 13    |           a good turn. From such a conduct with what confidence can
 5     II, 16    |       rough tools of his art. Your conduct is equally unreasonable,
 6     II, 17    |            also to examples of His conduct as the Most Good. Noting
 7     II, 23    |          thus far correct in their conduct, because of future delinquencies?
 8     II, 24    |     repentance which occurs in His conduct? you interpret it with similar
 9     II, 28    |           by his repentance in the conduct of your god. Our God you
10     II, 29    |        everything like acrimonious conduct, even from all rivalry whatsoever
11    III, 6     |         even if nothing like their conduct had been predicted against
12    III, 15    |           frank and simple was the conduct of the false prophets against
13    III, 17    |     foretold. It is right that His conduct be investigated according
14     IV, 8     |           the dilemma of having to conduct himself contrary to his
15     IV, 11    |     mutually differ about modes of conduct, having a prior difference
16     IV, 16    |         others, so that I shape my conduct according to the law of
17     IV, 16    |        liberty of the will and the conduct. For although good and evil
18     IV, 20    |          adversary of the law, his conduct was deceitful, for he was
19     IV, 21    |         and whoever orders inhuman conduct to be submitted to the trial
20     IV, 21    |         you will discover all this conduct of Christ pursued by that
21     IV, 22    |        This is He," it is suitable conduct for one who accomplishes
22     IV, 28    |     COMPLETELY THE INSTRUCTION AND CONDUCT OF CHRIST ARE IN KEEPING
23     IV, 38    |          should expect from Christ conduct which would be unfit even
24     IV, 41    |           HAVE HIM TO BE. CHRIST'S CONDUCT BEFORE THE COUNCIL EXPLAINED.
25      V, 1intro|             Then, again, in Saul's conduct towards David, exhibited
26      V, 1intro|         how you believe. Else what conduct is yours, believing in opposition
27      V, 2     |         means) "another" as to the conduct it prescribes, not in respect
28      V, 12    | contrariety, therefore, was one of conduct, not of gods. If "Satan
29      V, 12    |         god imitates the Creator's conduct, who is an enemy to the
30      V, 13    |           the law. But how will He conduct this judgment? "According
31      V, 14    |           of the flesh, but on its conduct. Likewise, if "the body
32      V, 15    |         discover from the opposite conduct which he forbids. That we
33      V, 18    |        purpose of the superior god conduct such as He experienced Himself
34      V, 19    |          of men," he refers to the conduct of those persons who "held
35      V, 20    |          but one rule; whereas the conduct of the preachers varied: