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 1 1  |       forbidden. Moreover, "The truth itself likewise is both
 2 1,1|        the acknowledging of the truth. For we wish you to know
 3 1,1|        be able to arrive at the truth of the matter with a fitting
 4 2  | obscurity from apprehending the truth, have recourse, not to the
 5 2  |       not been disciples of the truth. For what learning has he
 6 2  |     himself the brightness of a truth so clear, he should have
 7 2  |       of the Lord--which was in truth the resurrection of a real
 8 2  |  witness, because the Spirit is truth. For there are three that
 9 5  |         the proclamation of the truth might be set forth equally
10 5  |     some new device against the truth; therefore the Lord, providing,
11 5  |       with the tender leaves of truth. And this have we done with
12 5  |   shewed forth nevertheless his truth and so disposed flyings
13 5  |      and inviting to the way of truth all who had declined therefrom.
14 5  |  greatest unanimity the word of truth, etc. ~263 ~which were decreed
15 5  |       void the preaching of the truth have through their individual
16 5  |        every device against the Truth, and teaching that which
17 5  |         to the knowledge of the truth, from the Gentiles, or Jews
18 6,2|         have been made: and, in truth, none was necessary. Simply