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 1 Text|    therefore name our God 'the Just One' : yet we see that His
 2 Text|  concerning the justice of the Just One and concerning the grace
 3 Text|        and bring relief to the just in this world (?). But [
 4 Text|       the enclosure, which the Just One had enclosed by means
 5 Text|    might eat thereof, so that, just as in consequence of his
 6 Text|  persons) are pleasing [to the Just God], as also they are indeed
 7 Text| manifested] the Justice of the Just One ? ~[P.75] [See] also,
 8 Text|   overcome] three ? [Were they just] two men — and not [both]
 9 Text|   action. And how was the wise Just Being persuaded to give
10 Text|       of them, namely that the Just One should love the nature
11 Text|  should love the nature of the Just One and purchase from Him.
12 Text|        that that nature of the Just One, which is bought as
13 Text|       for if the nature of the Just One were not more excellent