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 1 1 |      SATAN'S WILES AGAINST THE TRUTH. HOW THEY TAKE THE FORM
 2 1 |      rivalled and resisted the truth. Sometimes his aim has been
 3 1 |        has been to destroy the truth by defending it. He maintains
 4 2 |      leads men indeed into all truth), believe that there is
 5 2 |    that each perversion of the truth is condemned without examination,
 6 2 |     itself to possess the pure truth, in thinking that one cannot
 7 3 |      considered constitute the truth. We, say they, maintain
 8 5 |      existence. Thus shall the truth itself secure its own sanction
 9 8 |      is my first reply to you: Truth must not therefore refrain
10 8 |       has rather taken it from Truth, in order to mould it into
11 8 |        any point it mimics the truth. The question now is, in
12 8 |       prolation, taught by the truth, the guardian of the Unity,
13 9 |             even the Spirit of truth," thus making the Paraclete
14 11|   Himself, too, and of His own truth, was He afraid. Believing
15 14|       died (at the sight). The truth is, they saw God according
16 14| apparently, that is to say, in truth, and not enigmatically"
17 15|   QUOTED. THEY ATTEST THE SAME TRUTH OF THE SON'S VISIBILITY
18 22|        law when it affirms the truth of two men's testimony,
19 22|     man that hath told you the truth which I have heard of God;"
20 23|        at once have learnt the truth: for, behold, when about
21 24|    unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh
22 26|     wish to raise a cavil; but truth will prevail. Of course,
23 27| different from either. But the truth is, we find that He is expressly
24 28|       the Church to God, "Of a truth, Lord, against Thy Holy
25 30|       and "the Leader into all truth," such as is in the Father,