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 1   II, 32, 5|         Christ even now confers benefits [upon men], and cures thoroughly
 2  III, 20   |         HIS OWN LOT, AND OF THE BENEFITS HELD OUT TO HIM, HE DO NOT
 3  III, 25, 4|      who has conferred so great benefits upon them.~5.
 4   IV, 11   |   ENRICHING MEN DAY BY DAY WITH BENEFITS, BUT CONFERRING THEM IN
 5   IV, 11, 2|        any time cease to confer benefits upon, or to enrich man;
 6   IV, 11, 2|        cease from receiving the benefits, and being enriched by God.
 7   IV, 13, 3|      out of reach of the Lord's benefits, has power to procure for
 8   IV, 14, 1|         upon whom to confer His benefits. For not alone antecedently
 9   IV, 14, 2|      men], did liberally confer benefits upon His subjects, by drawing
10   IV, 27, 1|       him, and recounting God's benefits towards him, and [showing
11    V,  2, 3|        God can effect, and what benefits man receives, and thus never
12    V, 27, 2|        the enjoyment of all the benefits which He has in store. But
13    V, 27, 2| consists in the loss of all the benefits which He has in store. Those,