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 1 5 |        from the first is (in a sense) another first. And so adultery
 2 7 |       by being hidden. In this sense, a thing which is safe may
 3 9 |      as much bound to keep the sense of the Lord as His precept.
 4 14|      rebuke," according to the sense of the second Epistle; of
 5 15|       understand anything in a sense contrary to the nature and
 6 16|   revocable by pardon, in what sense am I to flee it, to turn
 7 17| Moreover, he has affirmed the "sense of the flesh" to be "death;"
 8 17|        flesh," that is, in the sense of the flesh, "cannot please
 9 17|     what do we understand "the sense of the flesh" and "the life
10 19|    committed. Accordingly, the sense in which he says we "are
11 19|   there is a difference in the sense. For see yet again: "If
12 19|         in which statement the sense requires us (to apply the