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 1   1, 12|    God, as though refusing to confess that He is truly Son: let
 2   1, 19|       statements of those who confess a similarity of might but
 3   1, 19|   chief ground of our hope to confess that in the Father and the
 4   1, 27|     have thereby compelled to confess their ignorance and to sign
 5   1, 38|      God is one, but does not confess that Christ, God the Son
 6   1, 40|      God is one, but does not confess that Christ who is God and
 7   1, 41|     since we are compelled to confess God the Father, and roundly
 8   1, 46|     them lies the Son of God, confess Him to be only the word,
 9   1, 60|    God demands that we should confess that God is one. Since therefore
10   1, 63|    retain and conscientiously confess the whole apostolic faith,
11   1, 63|       what it is wholesome to confess.~
12   1, 64|   gift of the Holy Spirit, we confess and write of our own will
13   1, 64|      anti not of a nature. We confess that the Father is not affected
14   1, 64| Himself unlike the Father: we confess that the Son is in the Father
15   1, 68|    two titles: then though we confess the Son with our lips we
16   1, 74|       that there are some who confess the likeness, but deny the
17   1, 76|     to feel, and wholesome to confess, that we do not deny that
18   1, 83|   Father. Do we, too, deny or confess anything else? And after
19   1, 86|     in Scripture, we ought to confess neither or both.~