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1 I    |        may reasonably regard His utterances as prophetic.1For instance, "
2 I    |        divinity of the prophetic utterances, and the spiritual meaning
3 XIV  | whatsoever else is good in their utterances. And this is why we say
4 XVI  |        on all sides to be Divine utterances, sects sprang up bearing
5 XVIII|       the Jewish people, and the utterances of the Apostles, and, reading
6 Index|     Godhead, 5, 6, 97; prophetic utterances. 3; His mortal body, 109;