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 1   IV, 11|     not known shall serve me" Isaiah also thus speaks: "I come
 2   IV, 11|     it would thus happen. For Isaiah whom the Jews most cruelly
 3   IV, 12|   pity." Likewise the prophet Isaiah, whose words are these: "
 4   IV, 12|     the earth. In like manner Isaiah also: "But they disbelieved,
 5   IV, 12|      is more plainly shown by Isaiah, when he says: "Thus saith
 6   IV, 13|     composed of both natures. Isaiah testifies that He was God
 7   IV, 13|     who hath known Him?" Also Isaiah: "And God shall send to
 8   IV, 13|  flesh. Thus it is written in Isaiah: "And in that day there
 9   IV, 15|     of other prophets, and of Isaiah, saying: "Be strong, ye
10   IV, 16|      righteousness and peace. Isaiah also thus spoke: "Lord,
11   IV, 17|      eternal. In like manner, Isaiah thus prophesied concerning
12   IV, 18| predictions of the Sibyls. In Isaiah it is found thus written: "
13   IV, 18| maintained even to His death, Isaiah thus spoke again: "He was
14   IV, 18|      person whom they denied. Isaiah also points out their deed,
15   IV, 20|    that race was about to be, Isaiah teaches, in whose book the
16   IV, 29|      the Son are but one God, Isaiah showed in that passage which