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 1     II, 14| already in his pride so often rejected His ambassadors, accumulated
 2     II, 22|     God; and if He afterwards rejected this homage, saying, "To
 3     II, 23|    prophet Samuel. Solomon is rejected; but he is now become a
 4     II, 23|      good, and he will not be rejected; show me, too, him who is
 5    III, 6 |    who came: so they not only rejected Him as a stranger, but slew
 6    III, 6 |      possibility of His being rejected (for if He had not been
 7    III, 6 |        for if He had not been rejected, He could not really suffer
 8    III, 6 |     evident how the Jews both rejected Christ and slew Him; not
 9    III, 11|   flesh. You have, of course, rejected the sham of a nativity,
10    III, 23|   impiety wherewith they both rejected and slew Him. For it began
11     IV, 4 |   with himself was afterwards rejected, when he fell away from
12     IV, 7 |                  VII. MARCION REJECTED THE PRECEDINGPORTION OF
13     IV, 8 |       He is said to have been rejected by reason of a simple proverb.
14     IV, 11|        Else Christ would have rejected the discipline of John,
15     IV, 11|     without some reason), nor rejected the discipline of John,
16     IV, 14|      account our name also is rejected.~
17     IV, 21|    suffer many things, and be rejected of the elders, and scribes,
18     IV, 23|        of course, him whom He rejected He condemned to the loss
19     IV, 26|       precisely similar terms rejected His mother or His brethren,
20     IV, 28|      fellow?" He is, however, rejected by him: "Who made thee a
21     IV, 28|       and impious brother had rejected the defender of probity
22     IV, 29|     it must needs be that the rejected and the unbelieving should
23     IV, 31|  cucumbers," since the nation rejected the latest invitation to
24     IV, 34|   there is! But then you have rejected that other gospel which
25     IV, 35|      MOSES. CHRIST, THE STONE REJECTED BY THE BUILDERS. INDICATIONS
26     IV, 35|    suffer many things, and be rejected," before His coming, at
27     IV, 35|   rejection. But having to be rejected and afterwards to be acknowledged,
28     IV, 35|       borrowed the very word "rejected" from the passage, where,
29     IV, 35|       He, "which the builders rejected, is become the head-stone
30     IV, 36|      down to their homes, one rejected, the other justified, He
31      V, 17|      stone which the builders rejected is become the head (stone)
32      V, 21|       but to one man, that he rejected the two epistles to Timothy