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 1     II, 28|        Him to permit it. Our God changed His purposes; in like manner
 2     II, 28|          late in the human race, changed that purpose, which for
 3    III, 16|         is not his old name then changed, and for the first time
 4    III, 24|       judgment: we shall then be changed in a moment into the substance
 5     IV, 1 |       were fierce and cruel, are changed by them into good dispositions
 6     IV, 33|         CREATOR, BY HIS OWN WILL CHANGED THE DISPENSATIONS.NO NEW
 7      V, 3 | difficulties of the law might be changed into the facilities of the
 8      V, 10|       rises again, but that when changed it obtains the kingdom. "
 9      V, 10|          decay; "and we shall be changed, in a moment, in the twinkling
10      V, 10|           does he ascribe to the changed condition which ensues on
11      V, 11|            beholding Christ, are changed into the same image, from
12      V, 12|     mortality), "and we shall be changed"(whom God shall find to
13      V, 12|         shall put on over their (changed) body this, heavenly raiment,
14      V, 12|          the supervesture of its changed state. This is why he shows
15      V, 18|       trap, the heretic probably changed the passage, with the view
16      V, 20|      ground. But how shall it be changed, if it shall have no real
17      V, 20|         and who shall have to be changed," what shall they do who
18      V, 20|      surely we shall likewise be changed together with them.~