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 1     II, 21|       that too, from His express commandment.~
 2     II, 22|         VIOLATIONS OF THE SECOND COMMANDMENT. THEIR MEANING.~Likewise,
 3    III, 16|          He therefore spake this commandment to the people, "Behold,
 4     IV, 21|          would have given such a commandment as this, but He who feeds
 5     IV, 35|          if you hear, and do the commandment of God? If, however, the
 6     IV, 35|       kingdom of God lies in His commandment, set before your mind Moses
 7     IV, 35| self-same view of the case. "The commandment is not a lofty one, neither
 8      V, 4 |         continue to observe this commandment. The Creator's law, therefore,
 9      V, 4 |          the Creator has given a commandment to do good, and then a diversity
10      V, 8 |    apostle that it was the chief commandment, just as Christ has shown
11      V, 13|           taking occasion by the commandment." Why then do you, (O Marcion,)
12      V, 13|         The law is holy, and its commandment just and good." Now if he
13      V, 13|         one and the other, whose commandment is both "just and good?"
14      V, 18|     clause), "which is the first commandment with promise," still the