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 1      7, Arg |         THE SAME AS THAT OF THE TWO PRECEDING, EXCEPT THAT HE
 2      7, III |         I say unto you, that if two of you shall agree on earth
 3      7, III |     which is in heaven." But if two of one mind can do so much,
 4     21, II  |     thirst, and were shut up in two cells, that so they might
 5     39, IV  |       Gospel! An exile of, now, two years was not sufficient,
 6     39, IV  |       ancient wickedness of the two elders; as they attempted
 7     48, I   |         unto his wife; and they two shall be one flesh. This
 8     51, XIX |   wholly perish. Whether of the two do we assist? On whose side
 9     54, V   |         in His Gospel, "Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing?
10     61, III | disgraceful and foul slumber of two persons lying together,
11     62, III |      abroad, but was covered by two, the eldest and the youngest;
12     64, I   |        Nor they alone, but also two hundred and fifty others,
13     68, I   |      although He says, "Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing?
14     70, I   |       For since there cannot be two baptisms, if heretics truly
15     70, I   |     thus either themselves make two baptisms in saying that
16     70, III |          let the prophets speak two or three, and let the rest
17     72, XVII|         is the knowledge of the two which saves, when He says, "
18     72, XVII| salvation except by knowing the two together; how, when God
19     77, Arg |  Argument.~THIS EPISTLE AND THE TWO FOLLOWING CONTAIN NOTHING