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 1      I, 1pref|      INVECTIVE.~WHATEVER in times past we have wrought in opposition
 2      I, 1pref|       that which was not in times past. For in as far as what was
 3      I, 1pref|       what was delivered in times past and from the beginning will
 4      I, 8    |        new, the eternity which is past. The newness bears witness
 5      I, 22   |         neither provides from the past nor guarantees for the future
 6      I, 22   |          as it has failed in some past period. Forasmuch, then,
 7      I, 25   |          that a being who in ages past was in a quiescent state,
 8     II, 2    | REVELATION. GOD'S NATURE AND WAYS PAST HUMAN DISCOVERY. ADAM'S
 9     II, 2    |           judgments, and His ways past finding out!" "His judgments
10     II, 2    |          the Judge; and "His ways past finding out," as comprising
11     II, 23   |           either censured His own past judgments, or could not
12      V, 17   |         our conversation in times past," he must not be understood
13      V, 17   |   remember, that ye being in time past Gentiles in the flesh, who