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 1 1     |             of this (article of the faith) truth compels us that truth
 2 2     |         still more are of faltering faith, and several are weak-minded:
 3 2     |           that prime article of the faith is shaken; if it be asserted,
 4 11    |          the knowledge of God, when faith in Him must rest on no other
 5 19    |       follows that they who have by faith attained to the resurrection,
 6 21    |         explicitness and obscurity, faith may be shattered, truth
 7 23    |          again with Him through the faith of the operation of God,
 8 23    |           hope even in this life by faith (that he speaks of) not
 9 23    |            hope of righteousness by faith." He says "we wait for it,"
10 25    |           commencement of a life of faith, who acknowledge the full
11 26    |        unjust!" Happy, no doubt, is faith, if it is to obtain gifts
12 30    |             tries the prophet's own faith: "Son of man, can these
13 30    |            have tried the prophet's faith on a point which was never
14 31    |             their bodies that their faith in the resurrection was
15 31    |        therefore was rebuilding the faith which the people were pulling
16 37    | understanding, and to digest Him by faith. Now, just before (the passage
17 39    |           in simple and intelligent faith, without any question as
18 39    |            find Paul confessing his faith before the chief priests,
19 39    |            important article of the faith even the resurrection. That
20 39    |          began to harass the simple faith with many discussions, then
21 40    |           added, "in your hearts by faith, rooted and grounded in
22 40    |          grounded in love," making "faith" and "love" not substantial
23 40    |            the Spirit, advancing by faith and holiness day after day,
24 43    |            the Lord; for we walk by faith, not be sight,'' it is manifest
25 43    |       passing through it walking by faith, not by sight; in other
26 43    |             by sight rather than by faith, in realization rather than
27 45    |         good for the edification of faith, that it may minister grace
28 45    |           believe that the whole of faith is to be administered in
29 47    |             of, through baptism, by faith, the apostle with superlative
30 48    |            preaching vain, and your faith is also vain. Yea, and we
31 48    |          Christ be not raised, your faith is vain, because ye are
32 49    |             substance to which this faith (of ours) looks forward,
33 49    |             be to speak against the faith of the resurrection: "Let
34 53    |            this life) the spirit by faith? so that the question still
35 56    |          not better to renounce all faith at once in the hope of the
36 57    |           resurrection, unless your faith embraces the whole of it?
37 58    |           everlasting life; to what faith do these notable facts bear
38 63conc|          reanimated men's faltering faith in the resurrection of the