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 1      I, 2 |    wherein He disposes of those examples of a good tree and a corrupt
 2     II, 17|     turn your attention also to examples of His conduct as the Most
 3     II, 25|         might be supplied to us examples of confessing sins rather
 4     II, 29|         and a Judge, alters the examples of both points, which we
 5     II, 29|         is made in the selected examples to oppose Christ to the
 6     II, 29|       as shown both by the same examples and in similar proofs, that
 7    III, 9 |          be permitted to use as examples the acts of that God whom
 8    III, 9 |        by just so much will all examples be unsuitable to him of
 9    III, 10| composed of the elements, these examples of divine power afford sufficient
10    III, 24|      are there not in his words examples of both kinds of blessing?
11     IV, 1 |       Creator's prejudice those examples from which you draw your
12     IV, 10|      should find in the Creator examples of such a benignity as would
13     IV, 20|      have been content with the examples I have adduced without addition,
14     IV, 20|          Shall it come from the examples, or from the prophecies,
15     IV, 25|        an eternal life by these examples of a restored one, he would
16     IV, 28|                         XXVIII. EXAMPLES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT,
17     IV, 35|       ought not to have adduced examples for the purpose of instructing
18      V, 7 |     with a copious induction of examples of soldiers, and shepherds,
19      V, 7 |        these things happened as examples for us." Now, tell me, were
20      V, 7 |        Now, tell me, were these examples given by the Creator to
21      V, 7 |      god? Or did one god borrow examples from another, and a hostile
22      V, 10|        since he proposes as his examples "wheat grain, or some other
23      V, 10|      which have served him for) examples? "So also," says he, "is