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 1 PreGreek|          we have done our best to show readers clearly where the
 2 I       |             as we shall presently show, in such cases we must seek
 3 I       |         is for one who is able to show the nature of the heavenly
 4 I       |   Scriptures. And what we have to show first is that the aim of
 5 I       |        the chief purpose being to show the spiritual connection
 6 V       |           presenting it is not to show that the account of Christ
 7 V       |        And just now, when, with a show of knowledge, men who hold
 8 IX      |          themselves; in that they show the work of the law written
 9 XIII    |         need I digress further to show how useful the things brought
10 XIV     |         their efforts they cannot show how the sun and moon and
11 XIV     |         world," 238and attempt to show that "world" is here the
12 XIV     |    digressed thus far in order to show that even we ourselves,
13 XIV     |           useful, but in order to show the meaning of those who
14 XIV     |           of a corruptible man to show how they honour him; and
15 XIV     |           9. If we must, however, show that when the doctrines
16 XIV     | unreasoning faith, but we wish to show that future readers will
17 XVII    |          argument, we are able to show the nature of powerful names,
18 XVIII   |           and in the arguments to show that such a worship of God,
19 XVIII   |       Jesus, because He wished to show mankind His wondrous skill
20 XVIII   |         then, can Celsus with any show of reason accuse us of saying, "
21 XVIII   |           and would never dare to show their real sentiments among
22 XVIII   |           fools, away they go and show off." Now observe, I pray
23 XVIII   |          who, as far as possible, show their determination to adopt
24 XVIII   |   sensible people, nor venture to show their real sentiments among
25 XVIII   |           fools, away they go and show off." When he thus abuses
26 XVIII   |           before such an audience show off in handling them?" On
27 XVIII   |         is suitable for them, and show slaves how they may be ennobled
28 XIX     |         and from this to go on to show that what is called good
29 XIX     |          supposing that herein we show our piety, it is superfluous
30 XIX     |          5. Celsus, then, did not show his dialectical skill when,
31 XX      |     animals and the sagacity they show, he wishes to prove that
32 XX      |           this, Celsus wishing to show that Providence has not
33 XX      |         of his food supplies, and show his contempt for the provision
34 XX      |          where Celsus thinks they show it. Would not Celsus, so
35 XX      |         to add (that he may fully show the indecency of his opinions
36 XX      |      writers. Let this suffice to show how futile it is for Celsus
37 XX      |          men. ~15. And wishing to show at still greater length
38 XX      |           this and that, and then show that the birds did go there
39 XX      |     brings much clear evidence to show that many people have been
40 XX      |          reality: my object is to show any persons who are prepossessed
41 XX      |      countless other instances to show that the animals have not
42 XX      |            and different ones may show the future by means of another
43 XX      |          God? ~24. And wishing to show that the assemblies of the
44 XX      |         discover what is said and show that they actually have
45 XX      |         do this or that, and then show that they did go away and
46 XX      |          elephants, and that they show more fidelity towards the
47 XX      |       have already said enough to show how everything has been
48 XXI     |        just; and I invite them to show how the good and just God,
49 XXI     |         just, must do his best to show how in using such expressions
50 XXI     |           Hebrews will help us to show how by one operation God
51 XXI     |          inasmuch as He wishes to show the unreasonableness of
52 XXI     |           understands him mean to show that the Apostle reasonably
53 XXII    |       Celsus here really means to show is that the ancient Egyptians
54 XXII    |       best of our ability, let us show that our argument is free
55 XXII    |           make laws for them, and show them the sort of life they
56 XXII    |           it being our purpose to show the mistakes of those who
57 XXIII   |           forcible plea; let them show how to distinguish between
58 XXIII   |       themselves on investigation show that God did not produce
59 XXIII   |           far as we can, we shall show in the sequel. But men being
60 XXIII   |         that he remembered not to show mercy, but persecuted the
61 XXIII   |        though we shall afterwards show that it is not so, that
62 XXIII   |           of such an one, let him show how we are to distinguish
63 XXIII   |           undertaking, and try to show how it is that the stars
64 XXIII   |           in these matters cannot show beforehand what the Lord
65 XXIII   |        now remains to inquire and show those who believe that the
66 XXIII   |       raise thee up, that I might show in thee my power, and that
67 XXV     |    suppose, will never be able to show that in the moment of birth
68 XXVI    |        words, "Many say, who will show us the good things?" 621~~~~~~
69 XXVI    |           the psalmist, "Who will show us the good things?" (see
70 XXVI    |        investigation very quickly show. But, at any rate, things
71 XXVI    |        quotation from Exodus will show: "If thou wilt keep my commandments
72 XXVI    |           law. And if they cannot show that this was so, there
73 XXVI    |        words, "Many say, who will show us the good things?" 660
74 XXVI    |        the many who say "Who will show us the good things?" what
75 XXVII   |       passage before us either to show how a just God hardens,
76 XXVII   |           simplicity, in order to show that neither in their conceptions
77 XXVII   |        begging God our Saviour to show us all things pertaining
78 XXVII   |        seeing what was done would show more reverence towards the
79 XXVII   |         of the soul, and makes it show itself, in order that He
80 XXVII   |            but God would have him show his righteousness by what
81 XXVII   |           What if God, willing to show his wrath, and to make his
82 XXVII   |           the Gospel, which go to show that even the Saviour appears