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 1      I, 1pref|          but henceforward to be considered the first instead of the
 2      I, 13   | concerning the world, when they considered indeed its magnitude, and
 3      I, 22   |         S ATTRIBUTE OF GOODNESS CONSIDERED AS NATURAL; THE GOD OF MARCION
 4      I, 23   |         S ATTRIBUTE OF GOODNESS CONSIDERED AS RATIONAL. MARCION'S GOD
 5     II, 5    |             V. MARCION'S CAVILS CONSIDERED. HIS OBJECTION REFUTED,
 6     II, 6    |     goodness of God, then fully considered from the beginning of His
 7     II, 19   |   mysterious senses of the law, considered in its spiritual and prophetic
 8     II, 27   |         XXVII. OTHER OBJECTIONS CONSIDERED. GOD'S CONDESCENSION IN
 9    III, 4    |       them of their title to be considered the most good God, he showed
10    III, 6    |      have committed such a sin, considered as men, without assuming
11    III, 6    |      these things are carefully considered, it becomes evident how
12    III, 11   |        Therefore if He is to be considered in the flesh, because He
13    III, 13   |       XIII. ISAIAH'S PROPHECIES CONSIDERED. THE VIRGINITY OF CHRIST'
14     IV, 22   |   beloved Son, hear ye, Him? "I considered thy works, and was astonished."
15     IV, 31   |      were to be invited whether considered as men, through their descent
16     IV, 34   |    Moses for the future must be considered as being confirmed by Him,
17     IV, 36   |     mercy on me?" unless he was considered, in no uncertain manner,
18     IV, 40   |         to eat the passover, He considered it His own feast; for it
19      V, 5    |       that the cross of Christ, considered as his adversary, should