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 1 9 |  distinct from Each Other. This statement is taken in a wrong sense
 2 11|        absurd arid misleading a statement would be unworthy of God,
 3 12|        the Scripture? Its first statement indeed is made, when the
 4 13|         That is a still grander statement which you will find expressly
 5 13|         Gods or two Lords, is a statement which at no time proceeds
 6 15|       The apostle confirms this statement; for, speaking of God, he
 7 18|       titles in the Son, is the statement of Scripture, whenever it
 8 18| remarked how useless was such a statement, as if the ray were not
 9 21|     this is preceded by another statement: "No man hath seen God at
10 22|     therefore adds to this very statement, that He "had showed them
11 26|       that single and prominent statement, which must be interpreted
12 29|  alleviate the harshness of the statement by the authority of the