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 1 19| exposition and confutation of errors and human faults; for these
 2 25|    the path of popular modern errors unconscious of the treacherous
 3 27|       be taken in face of the errors of today, if necessary,
 4 28|       Brethren, by adding new errors to the doctrinal aberrations
 5 34|             34.Among the many errors which derive from the poisoned
 6 35|     first of these pernicious errors, widespread today, is the
 7 46|       bound up with religious errors will always be subject to
 8 63|       alike, and the manifold errors with their countless repercussions
 9 78|      have been brought by the errors and principles which We
10 79|      of ancient and of recent errors?~