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 1 1 |    contain revelation without error, but because, having been
 2 1 |       secure freedom from any error whatsoever, ventured to
 3 3 |     proclaim that there is no error whatsoever if the sacred
 4 3 |       writer to be taxed with error, if "copyists have made
 5 3 | essentially incompatible with error but excludes and rejects
 6 5 |     only from every breath of error, but also from all inconsiderate
 7 21|       it, to be free from any error whatsoever in matters of
 8 21|    safely and without fear of error in disputations, in lectures
 9 37|      in every respect, except error. In this consists that "
10 38| proving its immunity from all error, should also make a prudent
11 38|  Writers with some historical error or inaccuracy in the recording
12 39|    they be no more taxed with error than when they occur in