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 1      I, 20|            law, you would have his censure, which was merely directed
 2      I, 26|           emotions of mind as they censure in the Creator. Now, if
 3     II, 2 |      because they are more able to censure than deny Him whose existence
 4     II, 7 |        inclined to indulge in such censure (and it is the most becoming
 5     II, 16|            his professional tools? Censure, if you please, the practitioner
 6     II, 23|             in order to escape the censure of the Marcionites? Must
 7     II, 27|          those qualities which you censure as unworthy must be supposed
 8     IV, 1 |         which you are used even to censure Him with the imputation
 9     IV, 3 | impartiality have marked them with censure, if they had erred at all
10     IV, 7 |         falsehood? To be sure, our censure has been once for all expressed
11     IV, 12|            want, as if deprecating censure; because He maintains the
12     IV, 15|             by His prophet Isaiah, censure those who seek after human
13     IV, 27|      PHARISEES SEEKING A SIGN. HIS CENSURE OF THEIR LOVE OF OUTWARD
14     IV, 28|            throws a black cloud of censure over the severity of Him
15     IV, 34|           of his death, hurled His censure against Herod in the form
16     IV, 38|         believe John, purposing to censure them because they had not
17      V, 3 |           OF THE CIRCUMCISION. HIS CENSURE OF ST. PETER EXPLAINED,
18      V, 4 |      elements he aimed not in this censure. He tells us himself clearly
19      V, 13|          he had gone so far in his censure of the Jews, as to point