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 1      I, 11    |         organic life; when even the error of the world has presumed
 2     II, 7     |         where to brand Himself with error, either in His original
 3     II, 24    | acknowledgment of some evil work or error. Well, this is not always
 4     II, 24    |          there is an absence of all error and wrong in His choice
 5    III, 6     |            OF MARCIONITE AND JEWISH ERROR. PROPHECIES OF CHRIST'S
 6    III, 6     |            common cause with Jewish error, and construct their arguments
 7    III, 6     |             nature alone, liable to error as it is, might well have
 8    III, 6     |         their wise men should be in error respecting Him that is to
 9    III, 6     |             for either knowledge or error; whilst that which lacks
10    III, 8     |        truth of the spirit with the error of the flesh, could he combine
11    III, 8     |          and darkness, or truth and error, which the apostle says
12    III, 20    |            from the vortex of human error emerging out of it up to
13    III, 20    |           that is, those that be in error, "to bring out the prisoners
14    III, 21    |               even concerning their error. "And these shall rebuke
15     IV, 1     |     themselves rebuked of their old error as soon as they have believed.
16     IV, 4     |            origin. For, inasmuch as error is falsification of truth,
17     IV, 4     |             truth therefore precede error. A thing must exist prior
18     IV, 12    |              however, were in utter error concerning the law of the
19     IV, 18    |             remain so long in their error, especially as He came for
20     IV, 18    |       purpose to cure them of their error? But John is offended when
21     IV, 22    |      ignorance the result of simple error? Or was it on the principle
22     IV, 22    |      mistake here. But if he was in error here cause of his previous
23     IV, 36    |           but not as confirming the error, for, on the contrary, He
24     IV, 38    |            not literally confute an error of the Scribes, yet David
25     IV, 40    |          LORD'S SUPPER. THE DOCETIC ERROR OF MARCION CONFUTED BY THE
26     IV, 43conc|           actually be the author of error, and the prevaricator of
27      V, 4     |           no gods," he censured the error of that physical or natural
28      V, 11    |         owing to the fault of human error, the word God has become
29      V, 16    |        sends him to fasten in their error those who did not believe
30      V, 16    |        contempt of) them by sending error as their substitute that