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 1   1, 1 |       tempted you to despair. Ignorance I could not attribute to
 2   1, 3 |       views, to declare their ignorance and error in so doing; in
 3   1, 10|  commanded by this Compulsory Ignorance Act not to know that He
 4   1, 27|    compelled to confess their ignorance and to sign such decrees.
 5   1, 63|  nothing about Him, for their ignorance would meet with a readier
 6   1, 77|    warnings, acknowledged his ignorance, and through these your
 7   1, 77|       him a confession of his ignorance, shewed his knowledge of
 8   1, 78|       majesty? Is this due to ignorance that the Son, like all other
 9   1, 78|    inwardly and outwardly, it ignorance on such a point is permissible,
10   1, 78|        But if on these points ignorance leads to blasphemy and yet
11   1, 78|       they lied in professing ignorance of the word o0moiou/sion.
12   1, 78| prerogatives, and mistakes of ignorance are but human. But the two