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 1      I, 1pref|     forsaking that which was prior, afterwards chose out for
 2      I, 9    |  knowledge confess Him to be prior in existence, do not know
 3      I, 9    |     in the first case? Every prior thing has furnished the
 4      I, 17   |    PROVED BY HIS CREATION, A PRIOR CONSIDERATION TO HIS CHARACTER.~
 5     II, 3    | FIRST STAGE OF THIS GOODNESS PRIOR TO MAN.~It will therefore
 6     II, 3    |    with His works, which are prior to man; so that His goodness,
 7     II, 11   |  without a blush. Thus God's prior goodness was from nature,
 8     II, 24   |    than a simple change of a prior purpose; and this is admissible
 9    III, 24   |  Jews (who were in Esau, the prior of the sons in birth, but
10     IV, 4    |    error. A thing must exist prior to its suffering any casualty;
11     IV, 4    |  both that our Gospel is the prior one, for he amends that
12     IV, 5    |  work of apostles, they were prior, and coeval in origin with
13     IV, 11   |   modes of conduct, having a prior difference about the authorities
14     IV, 11   |       that is to say, to the prior) gospel you have sewed on
15     IV, 22   |    revelation about your own prior existence? "Hear ye Him,"
16      V, 6    |      PREDESTINATION. NO SUCH PRIOR SYSTEM OF INTENTION POSSIBLE
17      V, 19   |    can tell whether he had a prior existence, when he has found