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 1 Int     |      good. So he proclaimed His birth from a virgin; and that
 2 Int     |     passage to our Lord's human birth, constrained to interpret "
 3 Text, 3 |    eternal life, and is the new birth unto God, that we should
 4 Text, 38|     disappear, and hallowed our birth and destroyed death, loosing
 5 Text, 38|        man will not receive His birth from a virgin, how shall
 6 Text, 38|         came unto being without birth. For one who is unborn and
 7 Text, 38| immortal, and has not undergone birth, will also not undergo death.
 8 Text, 39|          these also despise the birth of our Lord, which He underwent
 9 Text, 53|      and undergo the process of birth and be born of a virgin
10 Text, 53|            So he proclaimed His birth from a virgin; and that
11 Text, 54|        yet again concerning His birth the same prophet says in
12 Text, 54|         she that travailed gave birth, and before the pains of
13 Text, 54|         Thus he showed that His birth from the virgin was unforeseen
14 Text, 58|        the redeemed. And at His birth the star appeared to the
15 Text, 63|      but also in respect of His birth in Bethlehem the native
16 Text, 64|   Gentiles or elsewhere for the birth of the Son of God, but in