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 1 Text|       smiths.~But if when our Lord came He did not wish to
 2 Text|     But if it was because our Lord saw it to be rightly fashioned
 3 Text|      of the work to which our Lord Himself testified that it
 4 Text|        Or how again, when our Lord praises it, do they find
 5 Text|     in which (respect) is our Lord seen to have praised the
 6 Text|     alien to nature, that our Lord gave to the blind man, but
 7 Text|        works) of God, and our Lord, who changed the laws from
 8 Text|       strangeness. But if our Lord [made] the two of them one —
 9 Text|        But if "in His law our Lord was a stranger, but in His
10 Text|     two things concerning our Lord which are at variance with
11 Text| Marcionites proclaim that our Lord gave eyes to the blind,
12 Text|     speak thus concerning our Lord ! But it is only on account
13 Text|     see that if our [P. 139.] Lord came and diverged from this [
14 Text|       from the Beginning. Our Lord therefore is not found to
15 Text|       not willing to call our Lord 'the Maker,' nor (do they
16 Text|      perverse, perhaps if our Lord [P. 142.] had done contrary