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 1      I, 12|  brought many persons under the charge of unbelief by furnishing
 2     II, 6 |       should be laid to his own charge, and not to God's, yet that
 3     II, 20|         laying to the Creator's charge with especial emphasis the
 4     IV, 10|      order to save Him from the charge of falsehood; and, on the
 5     IV, 12|     Joshua, so that the present charge might be alleged also against
 6     IV, 12|         The Pharisees bring the charge against Him. Marcion sophistically
 7     IV, 14|         who predicted this, the charge to Marcion's Christ must
 8     IV, 24|         DISCIPLES, AND CHRIST'S CHARGE TO THEM. PRECEDENTS DRAWN
 9     IV, 36| patience, nor fasten on Him any charge of dissimulation, nor deny
10     IV, 42|       urge Him with the serious charge, of declaring Himself to
11      V, 5 |       is possible, no doubt, to charge with foolishness, and weakness,
12      V, 13|        are apt (shamelessly) to charge upon Him in other particulars
13      V, 15|     have burdened them with the charge of killing even the Lord,
14      V, 16|    accompanying) salvation. The charge, that "if any would not