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 1    I,  8, 4|       Saviour, learned his own change of place, and gave thanks
 2    I, 10, 3|     that they should therefore change the subject-matter [of the
 3    I, 22, 1|     pernicious doctrines, they change [this truth into error],
 4   II, 11, 2|     least find it necessary to change their kind of argument against
 5   II, 13, 1| according to any [fundamental] change [of signification]; and
 6   II, 13, 2|       but not according to any change of substance, or on account
 7   II, 14, 3|   above; while, through a mere change of name, they boast themselves
 8   II, 18, 5|     could never have undergone change, since she was consorting
 9   II, 24, 4|     intended to be served], to change itself into types of things
10  III,  5, 2|       it by undergoing a great change and reversal of their former
11  III, 12, 4|      Thus the apostles did not change God, but preached to the
12   IV,  3, 1|        as a vesture Thou shalt change them, and they shall be
13   IV,  6, 1|      that it would indeed both change God, and destroy our faith
14   IV,  9, 2|      the dead; but He does not change God, nor proclaim another
15   IV, 11   |    HOLY GHOST, AND WITHOUT ANY CHANGE IN HIMSELF, ENRICHING MEN
16   IV, 34, 4|       the earth, caused such a change in the state of things,
17    V, 12, 5|      healed generally, did not change those parts of their bodies
18    V, 25, 3|      God, and shall purpose to change times and laws; and [everything]