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 1 1 |         he tempted Christ after John's baptism, he approached
 2 12|        too is God, according to John, (who says.) "The Word was
 3 15|      certain emphatic saying by John: "No man hath seen God at
 4 15|      apostles saw. "That," says John, "which we have seen with
 5 15|    which also befell Peter, and John, and James, (who confronted
 6 17|   adduce from the Revelation of John: "I am the Lord which is,
 7 21|        A MINUTE ANALYSIS OF ST. JOHN'S GOSPEL, THAT THE FATHER
 8 21|         to hand the preamble of John to his Gospel, which shows
 9 21|        when He is designated by John (the Baptist) as "the Lamb
10 21|         of God." Moreover, when John (the Baptist) was asked
11 21|    greater witness than that of John; for the works which the
12 22|          SUNDRY PASSAGES OF ST. JOHN QUOTED, TO SHOW THE DISTINCTION
13 23| evangelist and beloved disciple John knew better than Praxeas;
14 25|     OTHER QUOTATIONS OUT OF ST. JOHN'S GOSPEL.~What follows Philip'
15 25|  treatment of it, to the end of John's Gospel, continues to furnish
16 26|        THEIR AGREEMENT WITH ST. JOHN, IN RESPECT TO THE DISTINCT
17 26|        that we have run through John's Gospel to show that many
18 26|         Word. For just as, when John says, "The Word was made
19 26|         One (and the same). Now John must mean One when he speaks
20 28|     Christ," that is, Anointed. John, moreover, brands that man
21 31|       the Prophets lasted until John the Baptist, if thenceforward