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 1 I    |     choosing the good.30They still suppose that prophecy declares that
 2 I    |          lacking in goodness, they suppose our Saviour while He dwelt
 3 I    |          we do not understand. But suppose the passage to be about
 4 I    |      Anyway, will any man of sense suppose that there was a first day,
 5 I    |          under the tree,72I do not suppose that any one will doubt
 6 I    |          uses. But that no one may suppose us to make a sweeping statement
 7 I    |           Hebrew for "poor "), and suppose that Christ came chiefly
 8 VI   |           in the sacred Scriptures suppose that the Old Testament is
 9 VIII |          words as they stand might suppose there was an error in the
10 IX   |        such as confuse readers who suppose that because the word is
11 X    |         work adapted to it. Nay, I suppose that every letter, no matter
12 X    |         the Prophets, you must not suppose that anything written is
13 XI   |          clear water, represent, I suppose, the oracles of the sacred
14 XI   |         been fouled by their feet, suppose, I mean, they have mingled
15 XII  |             as an unbeliever might suppose; or, as a believer, you
16 XII  |         our eyesight; we do not, I suppose, while we are eating perceive
17 XIII |        bread. These things, we may suppose, were made of the best of
18 XIV  |          the Apostles, we must not suppose that what is held by Jews
19 XIV  |       Grecian. Nor, again, must we suppose that a given statement is
20 XIV  |        food and their preparation. Suppose some wholesome and nutritious
21 XIV  |            to live delicately. And suppose myriads of persons to eat
22 XIV  |          Scriptures, any one might suppose the opposite of what constitutes
23 XIV  |          and sometimes impossible. Suppose some one to assert that
24 XIV  |         Trojans at Troy? Or let us suppose some one to doubt the story
25 XIV  |   proclaimed by Him, John says, "I suppose that even the world itself
26 XVI  |            among the Greeks, and I suppose among Barbarians also, as
27 XVI  |            and others spiritual (I suppose Celsus means the Valentinians);
28 XVII |       Epicureans and Aristotelians suppose, incoherent from beginning
29 XVII |        peculiarity applies to man. Suppose some one to be called from
30 XVII |      Jupiter is God. For we do not suppose Jupiter and Sabaoth to be
31 XVIII|           A religious man will not suppose that even a physician of
32 XVIII|         authority of such teachers suppose that he himself knew everything.
33 XVIII|     already in his heart." 348Now, suppose a man saw some few persons,
34 XVIII|           and third, still lower I suppose, he placed faith.360And
35 XVIII|     manifested it unto them." 365I suppose he is darkly hinting at
36 XVIII|         been moved through this to suppose that no one educated, or
37 XVIII|     believe this to be well spoken suppose that the beauties of the
38 XIX  |          eyes of the soul. I quite suppose that the causes of this
39 XIX  |            with their faith. And I suppose this was why Jesus wished
40 XX   |            it is not for those who suppose the world to be eternal
41 XX   |        nature? But it is absurd to suppose that any one who saw from
42 XX   |          and use it intelligently? Suppose that other antidotes come
43 XX   |            things, just because, I suppose, they have some knowledge
44 XX   |         wished to know it, we must suppose that these creatures would
45 XX   |      experience and observation. I suppose no one will say that because
46 XX   |         than men!" And let him not suppose that such a prayer is really
47 XX   |          meet these allegations. I suppose I have already said enough
48 XXI  |           To take an illustration, suppose a man to have made up his
49 XXI  |         different god, or, as some suppose, from fate, but is a matter
50 XXI  |          is one and the same. ~10. Suppose the sun were to speak and
51 XXI  |      judgment of God." Now, let us suppose that what the Apostle says
52 XXI  |           such through wickedness. Suppose one were to blame the husbandman
53 XXI  |         understand these passages. Suppose some one ignorant and uneducated
54 XXI  |          as the Saviour saw, as we suppose, that they would not be
55 XXI  |          of the guard of the city. Suppose, therefore, we were to say
56 XXI  |           mercy," as our opponents suppose, the commandments are superfluous,
57 XXII |        Divine language; and let us suppose that they do not move from
58 XXII |            the immaterial, we will suppose them to say, "Go to, let
59 XXII |      audacity; and we will further suppose them to be severally led
60 XXII |           of the earth. Now let us suppose that their ruler advisedly
61 XXIII|          given occurrence, he will suppose that the informant has brought
62 XXIII|          form of reasoning, we may suppose the following argument to
63 XXIII| nevertheless, let us ask those who suppose that human affairs are necessitated
64 XXIII|     meeting with robbers. For they suppose that the nativity of each
65 XXIII|          that in fifty nativities, suppose, is included the death of
66 XXIII|      effects in various nations? I suppose that if we give close attention
67 XXIII|        degree; for it is absurd to suppose that being Divine, they
68 XXIV |       Eusebius of Palestine. ~1. I suppose you are aware that two uncreated
69 XXIV |        must be no less sound if we suppose that there are three. For
70 XXIV |          inquire whether we are to suppose that God stood apart from
71 XXIV |         substances 593leads you to suppose that matter was originally
72 XXIV |            that we cannot possibly suppose that anything was made by
73 XXIV |          are at their command, you suppose the architects to produce
74 XXIV |            qualities? ~6. I do not suppose there was a change in the
75 XXIV |         they became bad; or do you suppose God not to have changed
76 XXV  |         lies? For our opponents, I suppose, will never be able to show
77 XXV  |  foreordain. We must not therefore suppose that the foreknowledge of
78 XXVI |        disgrace. ~2. And some will suppose that likewise according
79 XXVI |           into the snare; for they suppose such promises as these to
80 XXVI |       camel's hair.643They will, I suppose, admit that these men kept
81 XXVI |  unbeliever. And further, they who suppose that according to Scripture
82 XXVI |         righteous."646And they who suppose certain things to be evils
83 XXVI |          word says, "And dost thou suppose that I dealt with thee for
84 XXVI |   interpretations. It is absurd to suppose that the holy man will be
85 XXVI |         wealth which our opponents suppose the Scripture to promise,
86 XXVI |      expressions, and sometimes, I suppose, even use words in a wrong
87 XXVII|        would no longer be, as they suppose, even good. ~3. We have
88 XXVII|          just and wise God, for we suppose that the things we speak
89 XXVII|      Something like this, then, we suppose to be the meaning of the
90 XXVII|         the sea: not, as one might suppose, to perish altogether, but
91 XXVII|          action of a just God, and suppose, according to the literal