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 1      I, 21|         again about marriage and divorce, and some even about the
 2      I, 29|    celibacy, or has purchased by divorce a title to baptism, as if
 3     IV, 11|         a eunuch; until death or divorce does he reserve baptism.
 4     IV, 34|           XXXIV. MOSES, ALLOWING DIVORCE, AND CHRIST PROHIBITING
 5     IV, 34|     STATES.~But Christ prohibits divorce, saying, "Whosoever putteth
 6     IV, 34|    adultery." In order to forbid divorce, He makes it unlawful to
 7     IV, 34|         There, while prohibiting divorce, He has given us a solution
 8     IV, 34|         therefore, He prohibited divorce, and yet at the same time
 9     IV, 34| prohibition which He now made of divorce; the case supposed being,
10     IV, 34|    therefore, His prohibition of divorce was a conditional one, He
11     IV, 34|           however, you deny that divorce is in any way permitted
12     IV, 34|          be joined to a harlot." Divorce, therefore, when justly
13     IV, 34|          Him, since he prohibits divorce in the same sense as Christ
14     IV, 34|   everywhere, both in permitting divorce and in for-bidding it. You
15     IV, 34|          to escape. He prohibits divorce when He will have the marriage
16     IV, 34|  marriage inviolable; He permits divorce when the marriage is spotted
17     IV, 34|     suddenly devised proposal of divorce; because it was not suddenly
18     IV, 34|        not less by death than by divorce; who had been impelled thereto
19      V, 7 |           Christ plainly forbids divorce, Moses unquestionably permits
20      V, 7 |         husband," both permitted divorce, which indeed He never absolutely