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 1 16|       how does He say that the Paraclete "shall take of His, those
 2 16| declare?" For neither does the Paraclete receive anything from man,
 3 16|     anything from man, but the Paraclete offers knowledge to man;
 4 16| knowledge to man; nor does the Paraclete learn things future from
 5 16| futurity. Therefore either the Paraclete has not received from Christ,
 6 16|      could give nothing to the Paraclete, seeing that from Him man
 7 16|   deceives, in saying that the Paraclete shall receive from Him,
 8 16|     fact He does not,--and the Paraclete has received from Christ
 9 16|     Christ is greater than the Paraclete, because the Paraclete would
10 16|     the Paraclete, because the Paraclete would not receive from Christ
11 16|      less than Christ. But the Paraclete being less than Christ,
12 16|    divinity is immense, in the Paraclete being found to be in this
13 16|  Christ would receive from the Paraclete what He should say, not
14 16|    what He should say, not the Paraclete receive from Christ what
15 29|  Christ calls at one time "the Paraclete," at another pronounces
16 29|       the heavens, He gave the Paraclete out of necessity to the