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 1      I, 11|   divine function; namely, to teach or point out what is convenient
 2     II, 29|      one (of the two Gods you teach) was a God of light, and
 3    III, 11|   utterly irrelevant, when we teach how much more truly consistent
 4    III, 21|     God of Jacob; and He will teach us His way, and we will
 5     IV, 7 |     would have been unable to teach anything to the disparagement
 6     IV, 9 |     defilement to Him. I thus teach that this (immunity) is
 7     IV, 15|    Marcion's Christ begins to teach favourably to the Creator'
 8     IV, 17|  repay it), what else does He teach than that we should lend
 9     IV, 17|       Compassion also does He teach: "Be ye merciful," says
10     IV, 17|   only then doing his best to teach them? Or He who from the
11     IV, 26|     to him and said, "Master, teach us to pray, as John also
12     IV, 27|     because they preferred to teach them for commandments even
13     IV, 27|       more earnestly would He teach that He ought to be served.
14     IV, 28|     He, "the Holy Ghost shall teach you in that very hour what
15     IV, 39|    were in Jerusalem where to teach; other places outside Jerusalem
16      V, 2 |       call for the apostle to teach them so earnestly that which
17      V, 5 |   known, means undoubtedly to teach us, that the God who is
18      V, 6 |   destroy, since he would not teach for Him. "Therefore," says
19      V, 7 |     extraneous god? Was it to teach the very truth, that ancient
20      V, 9 |    Christ alone, be enough to teach us that all the rest, too,
21      V, 13| transgressors of the law, who teach that men should not steal,
22      V, 18|       THE PROPHETS. ALL ALIKE TEACH US THE WILL AND PURPOSE
23      V, 18|      Him who was the first to teach the lesson. But as our struggle