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 1      I, 8 |        long centuries back, and ancient in men's very ignorance
 2      I, 8 |     according to them, even, in ancient names I feel grateful for
 3      I, 8 |   proved to be a god by all his ancient fame, because it was a novel
 4      I, 13|       names and fables of their ancient dead borne by their idols,
 5      I, 20|       on, when he forbade those ancient ceremonies concerning which
 6      I, 21|         REPEAL OF SOME OE GOD'S ANCIENT ORDINANCES. NEVER ANY HESITATION
 7    III, 7 |         heaven, and came to the Ancient of days; and they brought
 8    III, 15|       do not belong to him, but ancient and well-known names, which
 9     IV, 1 |          He thus shows that the ancient covenant is temporary only,
10     IV, 4 |       shall be found to be more ancient; and assumes as an elemental
11     IV, 14| unclogged by the weights of the ancient law. They shall neither
12     IV, 17|           I recognise here that ancient doctrine of Him who "prefers
13     IV, 17|     then imputing to them their ancient obstinacy was none other
14     IV, 21|      and herein He followed the ancient precedent. For in like manner,
15     IV, 21|        had compared it with the ancient precedents, and had discovered
16     IV, 21|  doctrine which possesses these ancient proofs? But all the predictions
17     IV, 22|       had originally formed His ancient people on a mountain both
18     IV, 26|         not obliterating) those ancient wonders which were really
19     IV, 40|       He did not understand how ancient was this figure of the body
20     IV, 40|         He always did, upon the ancient prophecies, He declared
21      V, 2 |        For the abolition of the ancient law we fully admit, and
22      V, 2 |       indeed promised that "the ancient things should pass any,"
23      V, 2 |        it was foretold that the ancient things should pass away.
24      V, 3 |         but by so retaining the ancient regime as not to exclude
25      V, 6 |      With what God? Even if the ancient Scriptures have contributed
26      V, 7 |        TO THE VERY HEART OF THE ANCIENT DISPENSATION. CHRIST'S TRUE
27      V, 7 |      teach the very truth, that ancient things prefigured the Christ
28      V, 16|        is taught us in both the ancient and the new prophecies,
29      V, 17|      upon the foundation of the ancient prophets, since the apostle
30      V, 19|         CHRIST IN THE CREATOR'S ANCIENT DISPENSATIONS. WHAT IS INCLUDED
31      V, 19|         the Son who was seen in ancient times (whenever any appearance
32      V, 20|         recognise the Creator's ancient promise to Abraham: "I will