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 1   1, 24|     words of the divine men (so) teaching. ~
 2   1, 43|         a child on His primitive teaching, and in due time rendering
 3   1, 66|        does he, by His (special) teaching, and the learning of which
 4   1, 78|         continued careful of the teaching which is of God; there could
 5   2, 52|          And, Had they any truth—teaching Deity, as to the things (
 6   2, 94|         the doctrine of heavenly teaching which respected His Kingdom ;
 7   3, 1 | resulting therefrom, was, by the teaching of our Saviour, delivered
 8   3, 2 |    extremities of the earth; the teaching3 of our Saviour having,
 9   3, 2 |  preached to all men through the teaching of our Saviour: at the same
10   3, 16|           only) after the divine teaching of our Saviour, in the times
11   3, 21|        calamities and His divine teaching, so enlighten and set up
12   3, 36|       was by means of the divine teaching, they should live ?~
13   3, 38|          Divine enouncements and teaching ; and that men, barbarous
14   3, 39|        medicines of His heavenly teaching, every kind of the fierce,
15   3, 39|       intellectual and rational: teaching them also, that they should
16   3, 40|       and made public the Divine teaching; and (how) the Saviour of
17   3, 43|     death to his disciples, when teaching (them) and saying; "No man
18   4, 1 |        on earth; still, from the teaching of His words, the enunciation
19   4, 2 |      from the Writer himself, -- teaching (us) thus -- in the very
20   4, 6 |       multitude." But, after the teaching which was sufficient, --
21   4, 6 | comprehended in (all) the Divine teaching. This they should cast into
22   4, 23|         nations, by means of his teaching. From the Gospel of John. ~
23   4, 27|      those were that opposed the teaching of our Saviour. How then
24   4, 28|         addition carefully made, teaching the Disciples that, it should
25   4, 33|         in this form: -- ~On the teaching of Heterodoxy128, which
26   5, 2 |          the chief philosophy by teaching His disciples, that the
27   5, 3 |           the many things of His teaching. Observe then, 4 Was it
28   5, 14|       creation, that, from their teaching, there are even to this
29   5, 17|      times among the Greeks, and teaching the new and genuine worship
30   5, 23|           and it constitutes the teaching of itself. They would (then,)
31   5, 24|     Divine appointments, and the teaching of the (true) Philosophy ?
32   5, 31|     found them afterwards openly teaching the multitudes the things
33   5, 34|     diametrically opposed to His teaching. -- But, let that be granted
34   5, 40|        Peter mention them in his teaching80. These things therefore,
35   5, 52|     without regard to the Divine teaching of our Saviour, Who will