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 1 1    | promised to them, that is, by faith. And His garments wherewith
 2 1    |       seven by the quality of faith and election. Whether writing
 3 1    |   that in what respects their faith is deficient they should
 4 1    |      may bravely persevere in faith; or to those who study the
 5 2    |     are men who are strong in faith, and who are not afraid
 6 3    |  Scriptures, and who hold the faith immoveably, and are not
 7 3    | chance, or withdrawn from the faith by any fear. Therefore He
 8 4    |    the New Testament gains no faith unless it have the fore-announced
 9 4    |     that begets an undoubting faith. Again, also, if wings be
10 6    |     to him that is invited to faith; "see" is said to him who
11 7    |     to recall the Jews to the faith of the people that succeed
12 11   |    the Gospel of the complete faith he subsequently wrote for
13 11   |       reed and the measure of faith; and no one worships the
14 11   |    save he who confesses this faith.~2. "The court which is
15 15   |       stood stedfastly in the faith upon their baptism, and
16 17   |     the preaching of the true faith; and now already mercy being
17 20   |     the souls that are by the faith, which does not permit men
18 21-22|       the saints, in whom the faith could by no means waver.
19 21-22|       dissolved from the true faith by the force of the rain,
20 21-22|     revolt against their true faith, they are overcome, and