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 1      I, 6     |  Being, we have sufficiently affirmed the impossibility that two
 2    III, 1intro|    the other also so clearly affirmed that Christ belonged to
 3     IV, 5     |  which Mark published may be affirmed to be Peter's whose interpreter
 4     IV, 7     |      by the evil spirit, nor affirmed by Himself, to be any other
 5     IV, 7     |      any other, whilst Jesus affirmed that He was He whom the
 6     IV, 9     | which he gave to the law, he affirmed that the law was good. For
 7     IV, 11    |     whom he was choosing, he affirmed of the Jews that they were "
 8     IV, 15    |    the Creator, he, in fact, affirmed Him to be an object of fear.
 9     IV, 24    |   unheard of, He in this way affirmed, whilst at the same time
10     IV, 29    |  necessary to man, he really affirmed that they are good. For
11     IV, 30    |    prescribed by the law, He affirmed, instead of breaking, the
12     IV, 36    |      acquired. Then, when he affirmed that from his youth up he
13     IV, 38    |  hast well said." For He had affirmed the resurrection, by describing
14     IV, 38    |     when he more prominently affirmed that He was his Lord than
15     IV, 39    |    and the prophets, when He affirmed that what had been foretold
16      V, 1intro|     solution, since a man is affirmed to me to be an apostle whom
17      V, 4     | abolition, that so it may be affirmed that the apostle determined
18      V, 8     |    cannot be thought to have affirmed that the gift was that of
19      V, 11    |     which superiority can be affirmed. But then he says, "But
20      V, 12    |   sentences, and has thereby affirmed that all will have to be
21      V, 14    |  flesh of sin,") he has both affirmed the substance, that is,
22      V, 14    |       In these words he both affirmed the resurrection of the
23      V, 20    | manners of a man, he in fact affirmed Him to be most certainly