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 1 Pre      |      and "the Preaching of the Truth" (I, iii. I; III, iii. 4).
 2 Pre      |     the canon (or rule) of the truth without deviation, which
 3 Pre      |         and to demonstrate its truth more especially from the
 4 Int      |      forms, with the Christian truth as he had come to conceive
 5 Text, 1  |     brief the preaching of the truth for the confirmation of
 6 Text, 1  |     members of the body of the truth, and receiving in brief
 7 Text, 2  |   beauty and its measure, when truth is constant in the soul4
 8 Text, 2  |       profit is it to know the truth in words, and to pollute
 9 Text, 2  |  purity of the flesh bring, if truth be not in the soul? For
10 Text, 3  |       faith is produced by the truth; for faith rests on things
11 Text, 41 | counselled them by the word of truth to keep their flesh undefiled
12 Text, 42 |       receiver, if he walks in truth and holiness and righteousness
13 Text, 42 |       those who worship God in truth should be confirmed. For
14 Text, 46 |   which was to be; now in very truth He has brought us out from
15 Text, 55 |     from error and come to the truth, and put away corruption
16 Text, 59 |        righteousness, and with truth encompassed about his reins.
17 Text, 60 |        righteousness, and with truth encompassed about his reins,
18 Text, 61 |      say that so it will be in truth at the coming of Christ,
19 Text, 64 |     thy Christ. The Lord sware truth unto David, and he will
20 Text, 85 |      thrones, who despised the truth. And the prophet David himself
21 Text, 98 |        is the preaching of the truth, and this is the manner
22 Text, 99 |     something greater than the truth. For all these are impious
23 Text, 100|        strayed widely from the truth. For either they reject
24 Text, 100|    shun their ways, if in very truth we desire to be well-pleasing