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 1     IV, 16|    as He omitted none in His invitation. So that, whatever was the
 2     IV, 31| GRACE. THE REJECTIONS OF THE INVITATION PARALLELED BY QUOTATIONS
 3     IV, 31|      it belonged to give the invitation, to whom also appertained
 4     IV, 31|    before towards issuing an invitation, but came down himself on
 5     IV, 31|      when already giving his invitation; only then inviting, when
 6     IV, 31|  both for the supper and the invitation. But when invited, they
 7     IV, 31|    And fairly enough, if the invitation came from the other god,
 8     IV, 31|     not a fair one, then the invitation was not a sudden one. Now,
 9     IV, 31|      sudden one. Now, if the invitation was not a sudden one, it
10     IV, 31|  commanded you." This is the invitation of God. "But," says He, "
11     IV, 31|   nation rejected the latest invitation to Christ. (Now, I ask,)
12     IV, 31|  what will consist his first invitation, and what his admonition
13     IV, 31|   condemn as scorners of his invitation those whom he has never
14     IV, 31|    call to this supper as an invitation to a heavenly banquet of