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 1   1, 21    |   own) knowledge. The Divine declarations teach us to recognize Him
 2   2, 15    |    each other, as the Divine declarations affirm : "Man with man working
 3   3, 3     | testimonies of those ancient declarations9. If then, thou desire other
 4   3, 55    |     that to these things the declarations of the prophetical Scriptures
 5   3, 55(75)|  from the simple and obvious declarations of the Evangelists, I will
 6   4, 1     |     mean proof, as to those (declarations) which bear testimony to
 7   4, 6     | texture, an aggregate of the declarations of both the Law and the
 8   4, 17    |     confirmation as to these declarations; and this their complete
 9   4, 17(54)| reasonable doubt as to other declarations then made. ~
10   5, 17(23)|     Tradition, resisting the declarations also of the Scriptures.
11   5, 40    |  Disciple, put on record the declarations of Simon respecting the
12   5, 40    |    say, the memorials of the declarations of Peter himself82. ~
13   5, 47    |   easily to give in to their declarations: because their diction would
14   5, 47    |     too, now be listening to declarations entirely new, (coming) from