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 1   Int               |     have proved too lengthy to give in full, but, rather than
 2   Int,        1     |       method of the book is to give about seven objections in
 3   Int,        4     |       of his actual arguments, give his work more than an antiquarian
 4   Int,       10     |   succession and proceeding to give the answers. This involves
 5    II,       IX     |        saying, "Ye know how to give good gifts to your children."~ ~
 6    II,      XII     |        died hard92 and did not give a clear view of his passion
 7    II,      XIX     |     women who were not able to give help, nor to persuade any
 8   III,       XI     |      to my Father, and he will give me twelve legions of angels ?" (
 9   III,       XI     |    swine, in order that we may give a lesson to the inhabitants
10   III,        V     |       Sell what thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt
11   III,      XII     |    disposition towards it that give lustre to his right action.~ ~[
12   III,      XII     |        unburdensome.~ ~[Let me give you one instance out of
13   III,      XII     |        do not impart them, and give no share to those who have
14   III,      XIV     |      occupy the stage; he must give way to matters more important.
15   III,    XXIII     |       My mingling. Therefore I give the bread and the cup, having
16   III,     XXVI     |       taking his advice, is to give up the struggle. The advantage
17   III,      XIX     |    build my Church, and I will give to thee the keys of the
18   III,      XIX     |  Church," and " To thee I will give the keys of the kingdom
19   III,      XXX     |      exhibition which jugglers give.191 For how could the man
20   III,    XXXIX     |      herald of the Gospel will give his best work when his hearers
21   III,   XXXIII     |        that it is not right to give heed to those things that
22   III,    XLIII     | commandment of the Lord, yet I give my judgment as one that
23   III,    XLIII     |    simpler matters Christ does give a command through Paul,
24    IV,      XII     |   voices which will sound, and give man the power to rise, just
25    IV,     VIII     |       any one has a message to give concerning great and divine
26    IV,       IX     |        to babes and those that give suck, it is better to be
27    IV,      XXV     |      sun. Rightly then does he give sinners freedom from their
28    IV          (286)|        face of it, it seems to give some support to the theory
29    IV,     XXVI     |        his wisdom, so does God give all things and yet lack
30    IV,    XXIII     |      xxii. 28).~ ~I could also give proof to you of that insidious
31    IV,     XXIX     |  actually to talk, we must not give them honour. The words of
32     V               |   virtue of Abraham's works to give a brilliant light. For Abraham,