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 1      I, 6 |         their divinity, you have denied their diversity.~
 2     II, 9 | infirmity of the soul, which you denied before! Undoubtedly, when
 3     II, 13|        is offered to the worthy, denied to the unworthy, taken away
 4     II, 14|     destruction, who had already denied God, already in his pride
 5    III, 8 |        as antichrists, when they denied that Christ was come in
 6    III, 8 |        of the Christian name, is denied although the apostle asserts
 7    III, 8 |         Besides, if His flesh is denied, how is His death to be
 8    III, 8 |      Maker? Now, if His death be denied, because of the denial of
 9     IV, 4 |          if the Marcionites have denied that he held the primitive
10     IV, 22|        Now, although Marcion has denied that he is here represented
11     IV, 26|  occasion, therefore, He had not denied that He was her son by birth.
12     IV, 28|   denieth me before men shall be denied before God" by Him, of course,
13     IV, 28| preceding passage, was not to be denied, belonged to, Him who would,
14     IV, 28|         impunity, and his Christ denied; and that there is no difference,
15     IV, 37|         SALVATION OF THE BODY AS DENIED BY MARCION. THE PARABLE
16      V, 2 |         of a man who has already denied that there is another. His
17      V, 9 |    inquire how some persons then denied it. No doubt in the same
18      V, 9 |          in which it is even now denied, since the resurrection
19      V, 10|       the resurrection which was denied, it was natural to discuss
20      V, 10|       word the kingdom of God is denied to the works of the flesh,
21      V, 14|    substance will not be thereby denied. Why then call the true