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 1    I,  2, 5| comprehension of the Unbegotten were sufficient for themselves. He also
 2    I, 10, 3|         universe, (as if He were not sufficient for them), or of another
 3    I, 11, 4|       himself is the one who has had sufficient audacity to coin these names;
 4   II,  2, 5|            Word is both suitable and sufficient for the formation of all
 5   II,  9, 1|       opposite to ours, is of itself sufficient,--all men, in fact, consenting
 6   II, 28, 4|              as being carnal, is not sufficient to minister to the rapidity
 7  III,  8, 3|       lacking nothing. He is Himself sufficient for Himself; and still further,
 8   IV, 15   |               AT FIRST GOD DEEMED IT SUFFICIENT TO INSCRIBE THE NATURAL
 9   IV, 27, 1|           declared] in Scripture was sufficient for the ancients in regard
10    V,  3, 1|            said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee; for strength is