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1 21    |     by such as are clear and plain; else there is fear that,
2 29    | arguments of facts, and some plain statements of Holy Writ,
3 29    |     set me in the midst of a plain which was full of bones;
4 29    |      many on the face of the plain; and, lo, they were very
5 30    |       and dispersed over the plain of the world. Therefore
6 33    |      how unlikely it is that plain sentences and declarations,
7 33    |      the resurrection) has a plain and absolute sense, so that
8 47    |      And as if this were not plain enough, it goes on to say: "
9 63conc|  Scriptures, it therefore is plain enough that the ancient