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 1    I,  2, 4|      but that at other times he shows himself independent both
 2    I, 18, 3|    brings salvation. David also shows forth the same, as holding
 3   II, 12, 5|     production of their (AEons) shows.~6.
 4  III,  6, 3| subjoined their destruction, he shows them to be no gods at all.
 5  III, 13, 1|        the Gospel of peace," he shows clearly that it was not
 6  III, 14, 1|       is with me." From this he shows that he was always attached
 7  III, 21, 4|         indicates this). And He shows that He is a man, when He
 8   IV,  2, 4|    bestows life upon us; and He shows that all are from one essence,
 9   IV,  5   |        HIS FORMER ARGUMENT, AND SHOWS THAT THERE WAS BUT ONE GOD
10   IV, 12, 4|        with this [God], when He shows that the law was not derived
11   IV, 16, 2|        to the people, this fact shows,--that Abraham himself,
12   IV, 27, 4|      contradiction, the apostle shows that there is one and the
13   IV, 36, 1|    things by Himself; while [He shows] that there are various
14   IV, 36, 6|      darkness." He thus clearly shows that the very same King
15    V, 11, 1|      the Spirit of our God." He shows in the clearest manner through
16    V, 12, 2|       adoption of sons; but [he shows] that breath was common
17    V, 13, 1|         things by temporal, and shows that it is He who is Himself
18    V, 16, 3|         which things He clearly shows forth God Himself, whom
19    V, 18, 3|      not keep silence." Then he shows also the judgment which
20    V, 24, 1|   actual human authorities, [he shows when] he says, "For this