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 1 Text|  suffice for the gifts of the Good (God), O Marcion, that is
 2 Text|    does not suffice for these good things at the last, no[thing]
 3 Text|     of their nature, which is good, that they do not sin ?
 4 Text|      the evil body change the good nature ? But if the Stranger
 5 Text| change ? But if the souls are good there, is it because they
 6 Text|     that region that they are good, or are they good from the
 7 Text|    they are good, or are they good from the point where they
 8 Text|      out of nothing something good, it [can] be changed in
 9 Text|    that in that region of the Good they are purged ? And why
10 Text|      time do the souls become good in the Kingdom ? For if
11 Text|    eyes to the blind, it is a good thing that from their own
12 Text|       be annulled without the good will of its Maker ; [P.
13 Text|      consider that One who is good cannot shew mercy save to
14 Text|      fraud. Yet know that the Good One also was pleased by
15 Text|       Just One is mighty, the Good One is nevertheless mightier
16 Text|      One did not perceive the Good One, (I reply) 'And how
17 Text|      And how was it that that Good and Humble One came to purchase
18 Text|     One did not perceive that Good One ; but it does not please
19 Text|    should say concerning that Good One that He robs with violence.
20 Text|      One did not perceive the Good One, He therefore did not
21 Text|    perceive that He (i.e. the Good One) existed ! But if He
22 Text|      may say that even if the Good One compelled the Just One
23 Text|    But they say, "Even if the Good One put pressure on the