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 1    I, 13, 5|      frequently occurs--have acknowledged, confessing, too, that they
 2   II,  9, 2|        This God, then, being acknowledged, as I have said, and receiving
 3   II, 17, 3|      it must of necessity be acknowledged that they are [formed of
 4   II, 22, 4|    that He might be properly acknowledged by all as a Master. For
 5  III,  5, 1| de-feet, He never would have acknowledged as God, even the God of
 6  III, 18, 4|   the third day." He who was acknowledged by Peter as Christ, who
 7  III, 21, 2|      and the Scriptures were acknowledged as truly divine. For all
 8  III, 21, 8|    Peter blessed, because he acknowledged Him to be the Son of the
 9   IV,  1   |                  I. THE LORD ACKNOWLEDGED BUT ONE GOD AND FATHER.~
10   IV, 33, 2|      to another father, have acknowledged the bread to be His body,
11    V,  2, 2|  rain when He wills). He has acknowledged the cup (which is a part