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 1      I, 10|      THE FIRST BY HIS CREATION. ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE SOUL AND CONSCIENCE
 2      I, 11|       were not that he might be acknowledged? And, doubtless, since he
 3      I, 11|         doubtless, since he was acknowledged, he willed it. For no circumstance
 4      I, 11|         towards getting Himself acknowledged? Whereas He ought to have
 5      I, 11|     Creator's standard, both be acknowledged as God from His works, and
 6     II, 24|       and kindness over such as acknowledged and bewailed their sins,
 7    III, 2 |         Christ) will neither be acknowledged as Son if the Father never
 8    III, 2 |       its own original in being acknowledged, nor in like manner can
 9    III, 3 |   because He was later in being acknowledged; and authority to prescribe
10    III, 6 |        would without doubt have acknowledged Him, and with all religious
11    III, 6 |     Christ was despised and not acknowledged by them, you will even in
12    III, 6 |         that those who have not acknowledged the Father have failed likewise
13    III, 11|         follows that He must be acknowledged as Himself the very Christ
14    III, 23|     since the time when "Israel acknowledged not the Lord, and the people
15     IV, 7 |    CAPERNAUM. HE WHOM THE DEMON ACKNOWLEDGED WAS THE CREATOR'S CHRIST.~
16     IV, 7 |       He will either have to be acknowledged as belonging to Him, in
17     IV, 7 |     show that Jesus was neither acknowledged by the evil spirit, nor
18     IV, 7 |         the evil spirit to have acknowledged any other, whilst Jesus
19     IV, 7 |        whom the evil spirit had acknowledged, by not rebuking him for
20     IV, 8 |   PREACHED AT NAZARETH, AND WAS ACKNOWLEDGED BY CERTAIN DEMONS AS CHRIST
21     IV, 8 |         indeed, he wished to be acknowledged; for if he did not wish
22     IV, 8 |       nothing better than to be acknowledged by His spirits, and to be
23     IV, 9 |       weakness of Elisha, He is acknowledged to be the greater, if indeed
24     IV, 10|       too, how that, when David acknowledged his sin against Uriah, the
25     IV, 18|    prepared, He ought now to be acknowledged as that (Christ) for whom
26     IV, 20|      lied, inasmuch as they had acknowledged that the God of the abyss
27     IV, 20|      the same whom these demons acknowledged Jesus, the Judge and Son
28     IV, 35|   rejected and afterwards to be acknowledged, and taken up and glorified,
29     IV, 38|     blind man's faith which had acknowledged His Sonship to David; but
30     IV, 41|      their bounden duty to have acknowledged Him in consequence of His
31      V, 5 |         and the universe can be acknowledged as Father and Lord; next,
32      V, 5 | therefore that God, who was not acknowledged in His wisdom, resolved
33      V, 16|      this evidence has not been acknowledged; or he who has been brought