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 1   II, 28, 3|      kingdom without end, and instruction that can never be exhausted.
 2   II, 30, 7| Mother, that he might receive instruction from her as to the things
 3   II, 32, 1|       and yet manifestly give instruction of a kind utterly opposed
 4  III, 25, 7|     through means of the very instruction of Christ, I may succeed
 5   IV, 16, 5|       Moses, suited for their instruction or for their punishment,
 6   IV, 24, 1|       than they all." For the instruction of the former, [viz., the
 7   IV, 24, 2|       word of God without the instruction [derived] from the [sacred]
 8   IV, 27   | WRITING, THAT WE MIGHT DERIVE INSTRUCTION THEREBY, AND NOT BE FILLED
 9   IV, 27, 2|      light. And it is for our instruction that their actions have
10   IV, 27, 3| transgress, but as a means of instruction unto us, and that we should
11   IV, 39, 1|   contrary, could he have had instruction in that which is good? For