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 1      I, 1pref|         if he should by chance fall in with the various forms
 2      I, 13   |      with haughty impertinence fall upon the Creator's works
 3      I, 27   |       a leniency like this may fall in consistently with the
 4     II, 5    | OBJECTION REFUTED, I.E., MAN'S FALL SHOWED FAILURE IN GOD. THE
 5     II, 5    | PURPOSELY BESTOWED ON HIM. THE FALL IMPUTABLE TO MAN'S OWN CHOICE.~
 6     II, 5    |     deceived by the devil, and fall from obedience of the law
 7     II, 6    |        who take offence at the fall of man, before they have
 8     II, 7    |      AND OPPOSITE CAVIL. MAN'S FALL FORESEEN BY GOD. PROVISION
 9     II, 8    |   ANGEL WHICH LURED HIM TO HIS FALL, WHEN REPENTANT AND RESUMING
10     II, 9    |      CAVIL ANSWERED, I.E., THE FALL IMPUTABLE TO GOD, BECAUSE
11     II, 11   |     GOD'S CHARACTER.~Up to the fall of man, therefore, from
12     II, 13   |      DIVINE JUSTICE; SINCE THE FALL OF MAN IT HAS REGULATED
13     II, 25   |      DEALINGS WITH ADAM AT THE FALL, AND WITH CAIN AFTER HIS
14    III, 7    |    blind leads the blind, they fall into the ditch together.
15    III, 14   |  conscience. "The people shall fall under Thee," that is, in
16    III, 24   |       attain to it, and others fall therefrom. For why, as soon
17    III, 24   |     dread of the spot, does he fall to an interpretation of
18     IV, 15   |        such as are lofty shall fall by the sword." And who are
19     IV, 17   |    before Paradise, before the fall, before the expulsion, before
20     IV, 39   |     name of sheep to those who fall in battle with arms in hand,
21     IV, 41   |        rather than prevent his fall. The Christ of the prophets
22      V, 6    |     these, on account of their fall, were greater strangers
23      V, 9    |   Judah. "Yea, all kings shall fall down before Him." Whom,