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 1      I, 8 |       the contrary, living and perfect Deity has its origin neither
 2      I, 20|  already said, joined hands in perfect concord, and had agreed
 3      I, 23|        is rather a primary and perfect goodness which is shed voluntarily
 4      I, 24|   rational, so, I think, He is perfect in all things. "Be ye perfect,
 5      I, 24|  perfect in all things. "Be ye perfect, even as your Father which
 6      I, 24|   Father which is in heaven is perfect." Prove, then, that the
 7      I, 24| goodness of your god also is a perfect one. That it is indeed imperfect
 8      I, 24|      goodness be defended as a perfect one which is inoperative
 9      I, 24|       been a better proof of a perfect goodness, than the recovery
10      I, 24|       will you contend for the perfect character of that goodness
11      I, 24|   liberation. The proof of the perfect goodness is, that man, after
12      I, 25|     natural, nor rational, nor perfect, but wrong, and unjust,
13      I, 29|      Just as "strength is made perfect in weakness," so likewise
14     II, 1 |      character of the One only perfect Divinity, there could have
15     II, 3 |       about developing His own perfect goodness, for the accomplishment
16     II, 4 |    Himself to you as whole and perfect, good both in word and act.
17     II, 10|       the sum, full of wisdom, perfect in beauty" (this belongs
18     II, 13|      manifesting God as both a perfect father and a perfect master:
19     II, 13|    both a perfect father and a perfect master: a father in His
20     II, 16| because it is God alone who is perfect. So also in regard to those
21    III, 9 |     your god a better and more perfect being, by just so much will
22    III, 9 |       be at all better or more perfect. But then, secondly, you
23     IV, 1 |       is unblameable, because "perfect, converting the soul" from
24     IV, 9 |   celebrate the expiation of a perfect hebdomad; and because the
25     IV, 17|        gradual stages, for the perfect light of the Christian discipline,
26     IV, 19|       Him, as they did, in the perfect garb of human quality? supposing
27     IV, 29|   reality of its parables, the perfect equalization of its similitudes;
28      V    |      AT VARIANCE, THEY WERE IN PERFECT UNISON WITH THE WRITINGS
29      V, 6 |        God among them that are perfect." It is that God who has
30      V, 6 |   light by and by amongst "the perfect," when the time should come,
31      V, 10|      angels." This will be the perfect change of our flesh only
32      V, 12|         strength might be made perfect in weakness?" How is it
33      V, 13|        invective he utters) in perfect homage to the law of God,