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 1   II, 22   |       FIFTY YEARS OLD WHEN HE DIED.~1.
 2  III, 16, 9|   Himself the Son of God, who died for us, and redeemed us
 3  III, 16, 9| without strength, in due time died for the ungodly? But God
 4  III, 16, 9|      were yet sinners, Christ died for us. Much more, then,
 5  III, 16, 9|         it, is] Christ [that] died, yea rather, that is risen
 6  III, 18, 2|    end Christ both lived, and died, and revived, that He might
 7  III, 18, 3|     first of all, that Christ died for our sins, according
 8  III, 18, 3|      thy meat for whom Christ died." And again: "But now, in
 9  III, 18, 3|       perish, for whom Christ died;" indicating that the impassible
10  III, 20, 2|     shall become like Him who died for him, for He, too, "was
11  III, 20, 4|     it was not a mere man who died for us, Isaiah says: "And
12    V, 13, 1|        in which they had also died. For if it were not in the
13    V, 13, 1|      same individuals who had died did not rise again. For [
14    V, 23, 2|    the seven it was that Adam died, he will find it by examining
15    V, 23, 2|   upon that day on which Adam died while he disobeyed God.
16    V, 23, 2|      he disobeyed God. Now he died on the same day in which
17    V, 23, 2|       the thousand years, but died within them, thus bearing
18    V, 23, 2|      which they ate they also died (for it is one day of the
19    V, 23, 2|      this cycle of days, they died on the day in which they
20    V, 23, 2|       the thousand years, but died within their limit,--it
21    V, 23, 2|      is indeed true. For they died who tasted of the tree;