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 1      I, 22    |     developments; and if thus preceding, might underlie every first
 2    III, 1intro|      A BRIEF STATEMENT OF THE PRECEDING ARGUMENT IN CONNECTION WITH
 3    III, 22    |    the Lord, according to the preceding words (of the prophet),
 4     IV, 2     | destitute of all support from preceding authorities, would not be
 5     IV, 13    |    Christ in connection (with preceding types). To him will appertain
 6     IV, 14    |      of his liberality by any preceding bestowal of minor blessings. "
 7     IV, 25    |       than of him for whom no preceding smaller presumptions have
 8     IV, 26    |       enter. Accordingly, the preceding similitude represents the
 9     IV, 26    |    you are met at once by the preceding sentence, that "Satan cannot
10     IV, 28    |        just as He who, in the preceding passage, was not to be denied,
11     IV, 35    |    Now, although He said in a preceding chapter, that "there were
12      V        |     WHAT HE HAD PROVED IN THE PRECEDING BOOK WITH RESPECT TO ST.
13      V        |     WAS HIS CHRIST. AS IN THE PRECEDING BOOKS, TERTULLIAN SUPPORTS
14      V, 5     |    preliminary remarks on the preceding epistle called me away from
15      V, 7     |     these? You have them in a preceding part of the epistle: "All
16      V, 11    |   body," as a contrast to the preceding, that His death is borne
17      V, 18    | mentioned? Again, when in the preceding verse he bids us "put on
18      V, 20    |    which he enumerates in the preceding verse "trust in the flesh,"