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1     I, prooe|        VALUE OF THE TREATISE TO FUTURE AGES.~We must not overlook
2     I, 19   | liability of trial (for it in a future state). In this way, then,
3    IV, 27   |  signification and facility for future recognition. For what similarity
4   VII, 12   |        who calculates on things future, when they ought (to be),
5    IX, 22   | prophecy, and the prediction of future events.~
6    IX, 25   | continue in anticipation of the future coming of the Christ,--from
7     X, 29   |    account of their foreshowing future events. And the word of
8     X, 29   |   remiss; while, by foretelling future events, they have rendered
9     X, 29   |       events predicted as still future. Such is our faith, O all