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 1      7, III |     the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and of
 2      7, VII |     faith whereby we have once believed in Him, under the conflict
 3     10, I   |       of God. And I had indeed believed that the presbyters and
 4     41, Arg |      HAVING WITHOUT HESITATION BELIEVED IN THE ORDINATION OF CORNELIUS,
 5     54, XIII|        all might be judged who believed not the truth, but had pleasure
 6     58, V   |         when they subsequently believed, remission of sins is granted--
 7     62, IV  |     our people. For if Abraham believed in God, and it was accounted
 8     62, IV  |         when he says, "Abraham believed God, and it was accounted
 9     68, I   |       brother, greeting. I had believed, brother, that you were
10     68, I   |  having either rashly heard or believed in time past things so wicked,
11     68, II  |    things, was unwilling to be believed on His own testimony, but
12     68, X   |  believe the words, afterwards believed the deeds. But of those
13     72, IV  |      sins according to what he believed," I thought that this topic
14     72, V   |        he has received what he believed; but if he believes what
15     72, V   |  profane, according to what he believed.~
16     72, IX  | present case. For they who had believed in Samaria had believed
17     72, IX  |        believed in Samaria had believed with a true faith; and within,
18     72, XII |     not be, because he has not believed in Him. If of Christ; he
19     72, XVII|      them nothing, unless they believed on the Son whom He had sent.
20     74, XI  |      wanting to her? Can it be believed that either remission of
21     80, III |    hast set up." Although they believed, and, in accordance with