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 1   Text, I    |     and simple, do measure the Truth by the Calumnies of the
 2   Text, I    |      examine with Judgment the Truth of the Accusations brought
 3   Text, I    |      same time demonstrate the truth of what we say, and what
 4   Text, II   |      not to think of measuring Truth and Falshood by multitudes,
 5   Text, II   |  multitudes, as reckoning that Truth which has the greater number
 6   Text, II   |       only dispos'd to embrace Truth. For a peculiar Alliance
 7   Text, II   |        Alliance of the Mind to Truth, is of the greatest consequence
 8   Text, III  |       hereof publish the plain Truth. For, as the Apostle says,
 9   Text, VI   |      for the Settlement of the Truth, nor sutable to our purpose,
10   Text, VI   |        to the prejudice of the Truth, And indeed this method
11   Text, X    |     Mankind do attest the same Truth also. For 'tis not only
12   Text, XIV  |     our selves to the words of Truth and Soberness.  ~
13   Text, XVII |      shall preserve the sacred Truth of the Scriptures, which
14   Text, XVIII|        had the least regard to Truth, from that difference of
15   Text, XX   |       for the Discovery of the Truth in such Questions; the one
16   Text, XX   |    with a sincere Desire after Truth, and oblige it to reject
17   Text, XXI  |       to offer violence to the Truth by our own Fictions and
18   Text, XXIII| Judgment of God has hidden the Truth from them, on account of
19   Text, XXV  |   worship him in Spirit and in Truth.11 Nor is he the fame with
20   Text, XXV  |        so Intirely remote from Truth, that one must have great
21   Text, XXVII|      been offer'd according to Truth and Equity; as suffering
22   Text, XXVII|      and are departed from the Truth; preserring the present
23   Text, XXVII|     cause his rejection, where Truth it self is to approve him.
24   Text, XXVII|  undergo great Labours for the Truth, true Liberty, and the Kingdom