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 1      I, 19|        revealed by Christ (who announced His revelation as early
 2      I, 20|       which their very founder announced that they were one day to
 3      I, 21|   PREACHED NO NEW GOD, WHEN HE ANNOUNCED THE REPEAL OF SOME OE GOD'
 4    III, 2 |    COMING SHOULD BE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED.~Coming then at once to
 5    III, 3 |   ground he ought to have come announced as much by prophecies of
 6    III, 5 |    future events are sometimes announced as if they were already
 7    III, 6 |        Since, then, Christ was announced by the Creator, "who formeth
 8    III, 6 |     whom nothing had ever been announced, when they failed to understand
 9    III, 7 |    says (the prophet), we have announced concerning Him: "He is like
10    III, 17|   dishonoured; for such was it announced that He should be, both
11    III, 17|       our help again: "We have announced (His way) before Him," says
12    III, 20|      be such a one as prophecy announced He should be, so that He
13    III, 24|    while the earthly glory was announced by His servants, the heavenly
14     IV, 1 |       the innovation, the same announced beforehand the contrariety
15     IV, 18|    dead, undoubtedly He either announced no other God but Him, whom
16     IV, 19|     have been known to him who announced them, either some time previously,
17     IV, 24|    accident of time when it is announced, for it then first puts
18     IV, 24|      time it shall begin to be announced. He likewise adds, that
19     IV, 25|     God for doing, He long ago announced by Isaiah: "I will destroy
20     IV, 25| because it was even He who was announced as set by the Father to
21     IV, 33|        kingdom of God might be announced by Christ, He therefore
22     IV, 34|       if the Creator had never announced them. Amos, however, tells
23     IV, 34|       Christ had been hitherto announced. Their faith, indeed, had
24     IV, 34|       and the glory of luxury, announced indeed by Moses and the
25     IV, 35|      who had been once for all announced as the healer of our sicknesses
26     IV, 35|    other god has ever yet been announced by Christ; or that He should
27     IV, 41|     have had to suffer, if had announced himself as sent by the rival
28      V, 4 |     TEXT. THE FULNESS OF TIME, ANNOUNCED BY THE APOSTLE, FORETOLD
29      V, 4 |     THE LIBERTY WHICH ST. PAUL ANNOUNCED. MARCION'S DOCETISM REFUTED.~"
30      V, 6 |     intermediate space of time announced by the pre-ministration
31      V, 9 |  existence, as not having been announced from the beginning. Ours
32      V, 9 |        the angel, who at night announced to the shepherds that Christ
33      V, 17|     whom Christ was previously announced, from the beginning? He
34      V, 17|        less than His peace was announced in Christ, as we have often
35      V, 20|   because one Christ alone was announced, whether in their "pretentious"