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 1     II, 23|       judicial Being, He does not change His judgments through inconstancy
 2     II, 24|       other meaning than a simple change of a prior purpose; and
 3     II, 24|   confession of a sin, but from a change of mind, which in God we
 4    III, 21|           other words, they shall change into pursuits of moderation
 5     IV, 1 |       only, when He indicates its change; also when He promises that
 6     IV, 1 |           of necessity that every change which comes as the result
 7     IV, 1 |         those things of which the change is made, from which diversity
 8     IV, 1 |          after it has undergone a change, which does not become different,
 9     IV, 1 |          to which there accrued a change of condition after an innovation.
10     IV, 1 |          He who brought about the change, the same instituted the
11     IV, 5 |       followers, that they either change these Gospels, however late
12     IV, 15|           view, not by making any change in them. "Woe unto you,
13     IV, 33|         NEW GOD HAD A HAND IN THE CHANGE.~What the two masters are
14      V, 2 |        known in the law, the only change being in the dispensation,
15      V, 10|         the subject of the future change), forasmuch as of a natural
16      V, 10|          This will be the perfect change of our flesh only after
17      V, 10|      become something else by its change, it will obtain the kingdom
18      V, 12|         of anti-christ, undergo a change, obtaining therein not so
19      V, 12|           the suddenness of their change). It was accordingly not
20      V, 20| RESURRECTION OF THE BODY, AND THE CHANGE THEREOF.~When (the apostle)
21      V, 20|         advent from heaven "shall change the body of our humiliation,
22      V, 20|           from which to undergo a change. But he says (elsewhere), "