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 1      I, 2 |        shipwreck: One whom it was impossible to deny, i.e. our Creator;
 2      I, 22|         His nature. Indeed, it is impossible that He should be unwilling
 3      I, 28|           repetition of an act is impossible to him, by whom nothing
 4      I, 29| abstinence is lost when excess is impossible; for sundry things have
 5     II, 5 |       come about, which should be impossible under these three conditions
 6     II, 5 |        must have rendered it both impossible and improper for any evil
 7     II, 5 |          contempt of the law were impossible to man in the liberty of
 8     II, 6 |        GOD. REWARD AND PUNISHMENT IMPOSSIBLE IF MAN WERE GOOD OR EVIL
 9    III, 20|         ignorant of before. It is impossible that that should be said
10     IV, 7 |      Himself, besides whom it was impossible for the evil spirit to have
11     IV, 13|           s Christ to show? It is impossible that anything can be shown
12     IV, 20|        knew and dreaded. It seems impossible for them to have remained
13     IV, 21|           to a shame, which it is impossible for him to experience? Since
14     IV, 23|                            XXIII. IMPOSSIBLE THAT MARCION'S CHRIST SHOULD
15     IV, 23|      CHRIST WAS APT TO SHEW, ALSO IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE OTHER. ON THE THREE
16     IV, 24|          form. Besides it will be impossible for a thing either to have
17     IV, 31|       drift of the parable. It is impossible for him now to condemn as
18     IV, 35|           Jesus Christ. But it is impossible either that the Pharisees
19     IV, 39|           of the Lord, it will be impossible for you to interpose any
20      V, 5 |            and I suppose it to be impossible accurately to determine
21      V, 6 |     CONCEALMENT AND MANIFESTATION IMPOSSIBLE. GOD'S PREDESTINATION. NO
22      V, 12|      their bodies. For it will be impossible to pass sentence except
23      V, 17|           on earth. Now, if it is impossible for all these things from
24      V, 17|         of thy neighbour,") it is impossible to make an adversary of