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 1  2  |    every one put forward in view, or his objections, without
 2  3,2| from a theological point of view the question is entirely
 3  3,4|     identity of Nestorius's view with that of Theodore [of
 4  3,4|     to express the peculiar view of the Incarnation held
 5  3,4| from a theological point of view. ~(a) It is evident that
 6  3,4|    lexicographical point of view it is entirely inadequate,
 7  3,4|    lexicographical point of view. ~Liddell and Scott in their
 8  3,4| from a theological point of view any objection to the translation, "
 9  4  |    LORD WORKED MIRACLES.~In view of the fact that many are
10  6,1|  Nicene Creed; and that, in view of the heresies, which had