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 1      I, 23    |  which has something rational belonging to it be accounted good,
 2    III, 8     |   imputation, if possible, of belonging to the Creator, was not
 3    III, 16    |   order that he might pass as belonging to the other (God), then
 4    III, 17    |      kind does He announce as belonging to Him. In Him dwelt the
 5     IV, 6     | separate from the Creator, as belonging to this rival god, and as
 6     IV, 7     |    have to be acknowledged as belonging to Him, in accordance with
 7     IV, 7     |       One of God, but also as belonging to the Creator most unjustly
 8     IV, 9     |      FOUND PROOFS OF CHRIST'S BELONGING TO THE CREATOR, E.G. IN
 9     IV, 9     |       he ever be accounted as belonging to another god, because
10     IV, 22    |     was not to be regarded as belonging to any other than the Creator,
11     IV, 23    |     have ever committed to us belonging to yourself, which it was
12     IV, 27    |    offended Christ, it was as belonging to Him that they offended
13     IV, 36    |     approval or condemnation) belonging to any other god than the
14      V, 1intro|  anticipation of Paul in Saul belonging, too, as they did, to the
15      V, 7     |   given by the Creator to men belonging to a rival god? Or did one
16      V, 11    |     should not be regarded as belonging to the God who owns the