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 1     II, 8 |        virtuously, that is, in relation to God and to His law. Accordingly,
 2     II, 19|        spiritual and prophetic relation, and as abounding in types
 3    III, 24|       worthy of notice. For in relation to Jacob, who is the type
 4     IV, 11|        THE PUBLICAN. CHRIST IN RELATION TO THE BAPTIST. CHRIST AS
 5     IV, 17|       children, I yet had this relation to Him before Paradise,
 6     IV, 18|      EXTRACTED FROM ALL OF THE RELATION OF CHRIST TO THE CREATOR.~
 7     IV, 25|     question could have had no relation to the life whose rules
 8     IV, 29|     whom they have a parity of relation in every point. We are servants
 9     IV, 36|         ALL PROOFS OF CHRIST'S RELATION TO THE CREATOR, MARCION'
10     IV, 38|   himself calls Him Lord, what relation has this to Christ? David
11     IV, 38|    David's) Lord. Whatever had relation to the glory of the Creator'
12      V, 4 |      from the Mount Sinai," in relation to the synagogue of the
13      V, 7 |  solemn rites, unless they had relation to ourselves? When, again,
14      V, 11| AGAINST MARCION. THE CREATOR'S RELATION TO THESE VESSELS, I.E. OUR
15      V, 13|      we have rebelled, both in relation to His written law and His
16      V, 14|        setting forth above, in relation to the faith of Christ coming
17      V, 19|  shadow. Manifestly Christ has relation to the law, if the body