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 1      1, IX  |         consciousness were not a sufficient condemnation. The same people
 2      8, III |       His own testimony alone is sufficient, who will judge us. Therefore,
 3     23, I   |        that are there are hardly sufficient for the ministry of the
 4     37, I   |          an addition as might be sufficient, and at the same time also
 5     39, IV  |           now, two years was not sufficient, and a mournful separation
 6     39, VI  |         you; let one downfall be sufficient for the lapsed; let no one
 7     41, III |          any novelty. For it was sufficient for you to announce yourself
 8     51, XXVI|      latter, thinking that it is sufficient for him that he has not
 9     52, II  | preceding deserts. And it may be sufficient for such to have lost their
10     52, II  |          whom we think it may be sufficient for entreating the mercy
11     54, XIV |         To these also it was not sufficient that they had withdrawn
12     58, I   |      among us, it was considered sufficient to rebuke Therapius our
13     60, Arg |         THE CHURCH THERE ARE NOT SUFFICIENT, HE RECOMMENDS HIM TO COME
14     60, II  |       the Church with you is not sufficient for this, to afford support
15     70, II  |          present day, that it is sufficient to lay hands for repentance
16     71, II  |          when they return, it is sufficient that pardon should be granted;
17     74, VII |         wicked or foolish, it is sufficient shortly to say in sum, that
18     74, IX  |      bare invocation of names is sufficient to the remission of sins
19     74, XX  |         long argument, but it is sufficient to read the epistle itself,