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1 1 |    after the Bishop of Rome had acknowledged the prophetic gifts of Montanus,
2 10|   causes neither to be held and acknowledged, so that He is not the Father,
3 13|    should come He might be both acknowledged as God and designated as
4 18|         it is the Father who is acknowledged in the first place, and
5 22|        one of them to be either acknowledged or unknown without the other. "
6 23|       Martha in a later passage acknowledged Him to be the Son of God,
7 24| ignorance, wished Himself to be acknowledged indeed as that Being whom
8 26|         He Himself adores. When acknowledged by Peter as the "Christ (