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 1     II, 6     |      his will. God's purpose claims some other opportunity of
 2     II, 13    |   THE DIVINE GOODNESS, GOD'S CLAIMS ON OUR LOVE AND OUR FEAR
 3    III, 15    | words. Who is this god, that claims for his son names from the
 4     IV, 4     |                IV. EACH SIDE CLAIMS TO POSSESS THE TRUE GOSPEL.
 5     IV, 17    |      Being whom the universe claims for its! For is not the
 6     IV, 18    |    whereby he was urging his claims to be received as the Creator'
 7     IV, 19    |    not understand" which now claims notice as having furnished
 8     IV, 34    |      which Marcion, however, claims for his own god, just as
 9      V, 1intro|      shamelessness, who make claims without possessing the means
10      V, 6     |     other being than Him who claims the ages also as His own.
11      V, 11    |      especially when another claims the attribute which is ascribed