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 1 1 |  declared the knowledge of the law to the whole world. But
 2 1 |       old, the precepts of the law and the prophets: and He
 3 4 | foretold in similitudes by the law, and associates with this
 4 4 |        the prophets and of the law, which give testimonies
 5 5 |        announced, and what the law had contemplated for Him
 6 5 |       not sufficient that that law is spoken of, but it is
 7 5 |   named as a testament. For no law is called a testament, nor
 8 6 |      God's altar, as saith the law, commanding in the symbolical
 9 9 |     sent an angel; as said the law, "He determined them by
10 11|        He was described by the law, He was God's hand, and
11 17|    unless he is a judge of the law."Finally, also, he will