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 1 Text|        followers (?) of Marcion say concerning each of these
 2 Text|         of Marcion. And if they say that an Alien Force is opposed
 3 Text|        the followers of Marcion say that (only) in recent times
 4 Text|       the Jews also, that is to say, the Jews and the righteous
 5 Text|     come and agree with him and say to us, If the Creator was
 6 Text|          a grace) of which they say that it is the grace of
 7 Text|                  P.62] The Jews say that in the days of the
 8 Text|      John the Baptist) does not say, 'they look,' but 'we look,'
 9 Text|           If therefore the Jews say that if Elijah comes the
10 Text|    skull! But perhaps thou wilt say that they did these things
11 Text|    canst not turn round (?) and say that by chance, as it were,
12 Text|            Why forsooth do they say that there was no fasting (
13 Text|      Daniel ? 11 [P.68] If they say, 'We are praying the whole
14 Text| accepted. But perhaps they will say, '(It is.) for how do you
15 Text|         it is not accepted ?' I say, 'From the fact that He
16 Text|   anything at all.' And if they say that He does (something)
17 Text|       more than Daniel, as they say, will not accomplish more
18 Text|     than the righteous, as they say, and yet are not answered
19 Text|          21.] Perhaps thou wilt say that these things were not
20 Text|    equally follow"). Or do they say that he changed our nature
21 Text|        s Son, as the Scriptures say, and he is not the Stranger'
22 Text| speaking. And perhaps thou wilt say, Was there not among them
23 Text|      him, so as to enable us to say that he (i.e. the former)
24 Text|        was right that we should say that He ate and that He
25 Text|      and that thou mightest not say that He was manifested only
26 Text|      true man ? Did [P. 82.] He say concerning him that he was
27 Text|       and why did he (i.e. Isu) say that he was not a reed ?
28 Text|     would have been possible to say that because John was humble
29 Text|         Being (?). ~And if they say that the sole reason that
30 Text|       was not a reed—why did he say it ? But if the sole reason
31 Text|    bribe to be lost, that is to say, the bribe of that praise
32 Text|     they (i.e. the Marcionites) say that they were doing in
33 Text|         his presence ? But they say that they were guardians
34 Text|        doing there. And if they say, 'You are asking us concerning
35 Text|       they with [P. 89.] him to say to him (i.e. to Isu) : "
36 Text|         a bargain ? And did Isu say to the Maker, 'Give me men,
37 Text|          interpose, ... If they say that in truth the Stranger
38 Text|            1.10.] But [if] they say, ' If . . . is it not clear
39 Text|       He might warn them not to say anything to him (i.e. to
40 Text|         the bodies ? . . . they say that [l. 32.] because the
41 Text|       99.]  ~And if they should say that 'He purifies the nature
42 Text|         unlikely that they will say that the fruits are changed
43 Text|        not changed. And if they say that that root [P. 100.]