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 1      I, 6 |         BUT HE REALLY MAKES THEM DIVERSE. THEN, ALLOWING THEIR DIVINITY,
 2     II, 16|  respective senses, which are as diverse as their natures require,
 3     II, 16| determind that He is undoubtedly diverse from every sort of human
 4    III, 15|     found coincident with their (diverse) dispensations a diversity
 5    III, 15|       For that is not a state of diverse qualities, which is not
 6     IV, 1 |         the Deity into two, nay, diverse, gods one for each Instrument,
 7     IV, 5 |      hands on it, it then became diverse and hostile to the Gospels
 8     IV, 11|     arise rival predictions of a diverse deity, which should also
 9     IV, 11|        it, but not an alien one; diverse, but not contrary. Nor in
10     IV, 19|          Christ, actuated with a diverse spirit, permitted a hearing
11     IV, 36|         worshipping therein with diverse feelings the Pharisee in
12      V, 10|      which are even individually diverse, one must be first and another