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 1    I, 20, 3| following passage as the highest testimony, and, as it were, the very
 2   II,  9, 2|         have said, and receiving testimony from all to the fact of
 3   II, 10, 1|      truly God, and who receives testimony from all, while we inquire
 4   II, 10, 1|          they themselves furnish testimony; for since they, with wretched
 5   II, 14, 8|          have neither proof, nor testimony, nor probability, nor anything
 6   II, 17, 8|        when they themselves bear testimony concerning their mother,
 7   II, 22, 5|      account from them, and bear testimony as to the [validity of]
 8   II, 24, 4|        the Lord when He obtained testimony from the Father,--namely,
 9   II, 28, 1|       itself as our rule and the testimony concerning God set clearly
10   II, 34, 3|       The prophetic Spirit bears testimony to these opinions, when
11  III, 11, 7|      then, our opponents do bear testimony to us, and make use of these [
12  III, 12, 7|         was born of Mary, as the testimony of Peter implies. Can it
13  III, 13, 2| ignorance, to whom the Lord gave testimony, that flesh and blood had
14  III, 13, 3|        were, identical with, the testimony of Luke regarding the apostles.~
15  III, 14, 3|        words spoken by them, the testimony of Anna and of Simeon with
16  III, 15, 1|      necessarily admit also that testimony concerning Paul, when he (
17  III, 15, 1|         following his subsequent testimony, which treats upon the acts
18  III, 15, 1|         truth, may be saved. His testimony, therefore, is true, and
19  III, 16, 3|    salvation, "and established a testimony in Jacob;" as David says
20  III, 21, 1|       God, and setting aside the testimony of the prophets which proceeded
21  III, 24, 1|        even course, and receives testimony from the prophets, the apostles,
22   IV,  2   |        II. PROOFS FROM THE PLAIN TESTIMONY OF MOSES, AND OF THE OTHER
23   IV,  6, 6|         the truth should receive testimony from all, and should become [
24   IV,  6, 6|         of salvation], receiving testimony from all, both from those
25   IV,  6, 6| contemplation of it, and bearing testimony to it, as well as declaring
26   IV,  6, 6|          desirous that their own testimony should not be [regarded
27   IV,  6, 6|        to Him; while He received testimony from all that He was very
28   IV, 15, 1|          the first slain for the testimony of Christ, spoke regarding
29   IV, 36, 8|          Father that he received testimony from the Lord that he was
30   IV, 37, 2|        God), and obtain deserved testimony of their choice of good
31    V, 28, 4|       wild beasts because of his testimony with respect to God: "I
32    V, 30, 1|       face to face bearing their testimony [to it]; while reason also