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 1      I, 2     |            of his conceit from the simple passage of our Lord's saying,
 2      I, 2     |   disposition, as it were one of a simple and pure benevolence differing
 3      I, 24    |          god to the Creator on the simple ground of his goodness,
 4      I, 25    |         XXV. GOD IS NOT A BEING OF SIMPLE GOODNESS; OTHER ATTRIBUTES
 5      I, 25    |          be regarded as a Being of simple goodness, to the exclusion
 6     II, 9     |           is unable to express the simple power thereof, that is to
 7     II, 22    |       burning victims? And yet the simple and God-fearing mind of
 8     II, 24    |            no other meaning than a simple change of a prior purpose;
 9     II, 27    |            will propound them in a simple and definite statement:
10    III, 15    | maliciousness. Much more frank and simple was the conduct of the false
11    III, 18    |             worthy as it is of the simple prediction of the cross,
12     IV, 1     |           a pure offering" meaning simple prayer from a pure conscience,
13     IV, 7     |           the matter than that the simple force and power of His word
14     IV, 8     |            rejected by reason of a simple proverb. Here at once, when
15     IV, 8     |            whereas he might in his simple goodness have at once treated
16     IV, 9     |          that man might of his own simple will obey the law? For then
17     IV, 10    |            it can be regarded as a simple identity of names; and yet
18     IV, 19    |    heretics either wrest plain and simple words to any sense they
19     IV, 19    |       sense and are incapable of a simple solution, as in this passage.
20     IV, 22    |            ignorance the result of simple error? Or was it on the
21     IV, 35    |            by His silent power and simple will. Well, but what necessity
22     IV, 39    |         more irresistible than the simple and open" confession made
23      V, 1intro|            on the mere ground of a simple rule, that even an apostle
24      V, 5     |         that is in the world, by a simple idiom of human language,