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 1 2 |        the Paraclete, who leads men indeed into all truth),
 2 10|       which are impossible with men are possible with God?"
 3 10|       condition of things among men. For a barren woman to have
 4 11|       to preach the gospel unto men." He speaks of Himself likewise
 5 13|       of Christ: "The Sabaeans, men of stature, shall pass over
 6 14|   according to the faculties of men, but not in accordance with
 7 15|       Timothy: "Whom none among men hath seen, nor indeed can
 8 15|       who always conversed with men, and the Son who has always
 9 16|      down to hold converse with men, from Adam on to the patriarchs
10 16|         as God to converse with men upon earth, being no other
11 16|         Scriptures, since these men bring Him down into Mary'
12 16|          and held converse with men. and worked, and was athirst,
13 17|  manifested Thy name unto these men;" whilst the Scripture likewise
14 17|   manifested them in Himself to men. "All things," says He, "
15 19|      diviners mad, turning wise men backward, and making their
16 21| judgment unto the Son, that all men should honour the Son, even
17 21|         Word of the Father that men were instructed and taught.
18 22|    likewise, the Pharisees sent men to apprehend Him, He says: "
19 22|        affirms the truth of two men's testimony, He adds at
20 23|         is through the Son that men believe in the Father, while
21 24|         up that which He wished men to understand namely, that
22 27|        Mediator between God and Men,"" and so affirmed His participation
23 28|        to be "an apostle not of men, neither by man, but through
24 28|        wind, and declareth unto men His Christ." And if "the