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 1      I, 12|         HIS EXISTENCE. MARCION'S REJECTION OF SUCH EVIDENCE FOR HIS
 2      I, 27|        He is adjudged to deserve rejection, and that by a sentence
 3      I, 27|   obtaining, were it not for his rejection that is, his salvation?
 4     II, 22|          how reasonable, was His rejection of those very offerings
 5     II, 23|         PURPOSES IN ELECTION AND REJECTION OF THE SAME MEN, SUCH AS
 6    III, 6 |           PROPHECIES OF CHRIST'S REJECTION EXAMINED.~Since, therefore,
 7    III, 6 |          probability of Christ's rejection. This is quickly done, since
 8    III, 7 |          offence," but after His rejection become "the chief corner-stone,"
 9     IV, 19| EXPLANATION OF CHRIST'S APPARENT REJECTION THEM.~The fact that certain
10     IV, 23|        or hypocrisy as worthy of rejection, He performed the office
11     IV, 28|       show His resentment at the rejection of Moses with such a word?
12     IV, 28|          Moses, who heard such a rejection even He, the Spirit of the
13     IV, 35|  awaiting His own sufferings and rejection. But having to be rejected
14     IV, 35| celebrated by David the first in rejection, the second in honour: "
15      V, 20|          but by no means for the rejection of God the Creator); "whilst