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 1      I, 4 |            they be brought on all points into such a comparison with
 2      I, 8 |                    VIII. SPECIFIC POINTS. THE NOVELTY OF MARCION'
 3      I, 9 |            I observe that in some points the proof of every new and
 4      I, 9 |           doubtful, and intricate points, by the certain, undoubted,
 5      I, 9 |       probably happen that (those points) will not be submitted to
 6      I, 9 |    essential condition. All other points Marcion himself seems to
 7      I, 17|           of the unknown god, two points were made clear enough both
 8      I, 25|  sensations and affections. These points we shall have to insist
 9     II, 21|     VIOLATION.~Similarly on other points also, you reproach Him with
10     II, 25|           the other trifles, weak points, and inconsistencies, as
11     II, 27|          pass in review the other points which you have thus far
12     II, 29|       alters the examples of both points, which we have shown to
13    III, 6 |          VI. COMMUNITY IN CERTAIN POINTS OF MARCIONITE AND JEWISH
14    III, 7 |         OTHER MAJESTIC. THIS FACT POINTS TO TWO ADVENTS OF CHRIST.~
15    III, 11|      would rather refer all these points to an examination of the
16    III, 11|       flesh, He was born. For the points which this heresy assaults
17     IV, 11|           passage. To the several points which now come before us
18     IV, 12|          may decide these several points first, lest we should be
19     IV, 12|       from his opinion! All other points respecting the Sabbath I
20     IV, 23| complaining of the delay? On what points have you borne with us,
21     IV, 24|           not be found there," he points out the way of faith, by
22     IV, 25|    EFFECTED BY THE CREATOR. OTHER POINTS IN ST. LUKE'S X. SHOWN TO
23     IV, 29|         be here understood? If He points to their own Creator, He
24     IV, 38|           Suppose you refer these points to an excuse of the Creator,
25     IV, 38|          been unable to solve the points on which He was really consulted,
26      V, 5 |       Christ to be "to the Jews," points unmistakeably to the Creator'
27      V, 8 |    mention of judicial attributes points conclusively to the Creator
28      V, 9 |           before you more literal points. "He shall have dominion,"
29      V, 13|        must treat but briefly the points which still occur, whilst
30      V, 21|           set forth the essential points (of the argument). If you