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 1    I, pref, 1|          apostle says, "minister questions rather than godly edifying
 2    I, 16, 3  |       occupied with mere worldly questions, then, "taking seven other
 3   II, 10, 2  |        in the way of solving the questions [which they propose]; for
 4   II, 11, 2  |          parables and [captious] questions, I have thought it well,
 5   II, 11, 2  |     reasonably to reply to those questions which are put, they may
 6   II, 14, 5  |          subtle mode of handling questions which is, in fact, a copying
 7   II, 26, 1  |          us, than that by subtle questions and hair-splitting expressions
 8   II, 26, 3  |         himself beyond others in questions of this kind, and the more
 9   II, 27, 1  | antagonistic doctrines, like the questions current among the Gentile
10   II, 28     |        IN THE PRESENT LIFE: MANY QUESTIONS MUST BE SUBMISSIVELY LEFT
11   II, 28, 1  |  numerous and diverse answers to questions, to cast away the firm and
12   II, 28, 3  |       have stated, we leave some questions in the hands of God, we
13   II, 28, 6  |    reserve for God those greater questions which may occur to us. For
14   II, 28, 7  |         all sorts of [difficult] questions in the hands of Him who
15   II, 28, 8  |      perfect knowledge, and such questions [as have been mentioned],
16   II, 28, 9  |        names, and syllables, and questions respecting such things as
17  III, 12, 11 |        if any one, "doting about questions," do imagine that what the
18  III, 15, 2  |      they have thus, by means of questions, overthrown the faith of
19   IV, 41, 4  |      whose [writings] they press questions upon us, that they are indeed
20    V, pref, 1|     also--having disposed of all questions which the heretics propose
21    V, 25, 4  |         one understanding [dark] questions, and exceedingly powerful,