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 1      I, 1pref |   nature. The day-time is never clear, the sun never cheerful;
 2      I, 4     |        another as shall make it clear which of them is superior
 3      I, 4     |       of the two; because it is clear from his own superiority
 4      I, 9     |         certain, undoubted, and clear sides of their rule, it
 5      I, 11    |     falsehood the truth is made clear. Why cannot the vast crowd
 6      I, 11    |        principle on which it is clear to us thai our God is no
 7      I, 17    |       god, two points were made clear enough both that he had
 8      I, 19    |      the matter becomes at once clear, if you are a shrewd observer.
 9      I, 19    |       the God of the law, it is clear that, before the said separation,
10      I, 23    |       overflow on an alien one? Clear up the first step, and then
11      I, 24    |      however, shall now be made clear by another method; it is
12     II, 1     |       existence would have been clear, and that, too, amid the
13     II, 15    |    Judge; and if its purpose be clear, then the severity thereof,
14     II, 21    |    present instance, there is a clear distinction respecting the
15     II, 24    | repentance? It is already quite clear, if you avoid referring
16    III, 23    |         the truth had been made clear by Christ. Consider whether
17     IV, 8     |        of God," of what God, is clear enough from the case itself.
18     IV, 14    |       are heavenly, it is quite clear that heaven has been as
19     IV, 14    |      owns the earth also; quite clear that the Creator has given
20     IV, 21    |  disciples) was such as made it clear enough that Peter had made
21     IV, 23    |      kingdom of God," He gave a clear confirmation to those two
22     IV, 28    |        long before! But see how clear a difference there is between
23     IV, 33    |    displeased, He Himself makes clear, when He mentions God and
24     IV, 42    |      earth shall be dark in the clear day." (At noon) the veil
25      V, 1intro|         treatment of them, if a clear knowledge is to be arrived
26      V, 2     |       sufficient reason), it is clear enough in what sense he
27      V, 2     |        His meaning, however, is clear, for he has mentioned himself
28      V, 3     |       Let us only attend to the clear sense and to the reason
29      V, 7     |         meaning of his words is clear not as if there were gods
30      V, 11    |          not the Creator, it is clear that he must be understood
31      V, 13    |   passages at his will, will be clear from the unmedullated text