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 1 I    |   cannot at all be made to suit Pharaoh, King of Egypt, a past or
 2 XIII |        wisdom of God, he became Pharaoh's kinsman by marrying Pharaoh'
 3 XIII |   Pharaoh's kinsman by marrying Pharaoh's wife's sister, and begetting
 4 XIII | begetting a son brought up with Pharaoh's sons. And so it happened
 5 XXI  |      Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh." ~b. "I will take away
 6 XXI  |        doubt what is related of Pharaoh, concerning whom God says
 7 XXI  |      repeatedly, "I will harden Pharaoh's heart," 450has troubled
 8 XXI  |          nor, if this is so, is Pharaoh a free agent; and similarly,
 9 XXI  |         with what is said about Pharaoh's being hardened by God,
10 XXI  |         and since they say that Pharaoh being of a perishing nature
11 XXI  |       mean. We will ask them if Pharaoh was of an earthy nature;
12 XXI  | overthrow their assumption that Pharaoh was of a perishing nature.
13 XXI  |         why does God also blame Pharaoh, saying, "Thou wilt not
14 XXI  |    recorded as spoken by God to Pharaoh through the mouth of Moses.
15 XXI  |       could harden the heart of Pharaoh. ~9. Let us see, then, whether
16 XXI  |         proved the hardening of Pharaoh on account of his evil disposition,
17 XXI  |     statement that the heart of Pharaoh was somewhat softened, inasmuch
18 XXI  |       meaning of "I will harden Pharaoh's heart" is that the hardening
19 XXI  |      the sinner is addressed to Pharaoh, and we see how well the
20 XXI  |  knoweth how He is guiding even Pharaoh through many experiences
21 XXI  |          though His ordering of Pharaoh's welfare does not end there.
22 XXI  |         does not end there. For Pharaoh was not destroyed when he
23 XXI  |   defence of the statement that Pharaoh's heart was hardened, and
24 XXI  |      investigating the story of Pharaoh we said that sometimes a
25 XXIII|      for the Scripture saith to Pharaoh, "For this very purpose
26 XXIII|       all the earth." 577For if Pharaoh was preserved for the sake
27 XXVII|         of the Lord's hardening Pharaoh's heart. ~1. Nearly all
28 XXVII|      Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh," 663and "I will harden
29 XXVII|        will harden the heart of Pharaoh." 664For among many other
30 XXVII|     proof that God did not wish Pharaoh to be obedient to His commands.
31 XXVII|      Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh." For readers who are convinced
32 XXVII|         He hardens the heart of Pharaoh, and makes him disobedient
33 XXVII|       just Who was the cause of Pharaoh's sin? not absolutely the
34 XXVII|      Him to have contributed to Pharaoh's becoming a most unrighteous
35 XXVII|     they refer the hardening of Pharaoh's heart to nothing worthy
36 XXVII|        can make the hardener of Pharaoh's heart a just God. We must
37 XXVII|      Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh," 668and no longer contradict
38 XXVII|         proved by the fact that Pharaoh's heart was hardened by
39 XXVII|       need, then, was there for Pharaoh, who was, as you say, a
40 XXVII|    another question: What would Pharaoh have done if he had not
41 XXVII|      therefore, tell us whether Pharaoh turns from good to bad;
42 XXVII|          whether God in blaming Pharaoh blames him without cause,
43 XXVII|     just? if not without cause, Pharaoh was responsible for his
44 XXVII|     belong to Him Who hardeneth Pharaoh's heart, and it is idle
45 XXVII|      Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh." 671The Word of God is
46 XXVII|        will harden the heart of Pharaoh." 673And seeing that these
47 XXVII|    secret purpose of benefiting Pharaoh himself, when he shall no
48 XXVII|      viz. that the hardening of Pharaoh's heart was for his good,
49 XXVII|       have you consider whether Pharaoh, inasmuch as he was punished
50 XXVII|       then, if the treatment of Pharaoh, so that he was hardened
51 XXVII|           And the Lord hardened Pharaoh's heart." 692If any one
52 XXVII|       been made the occasion of Pharaoh's hardness, is described
53 XXVII|    described as having hardened Pharaoh's heart. And our friend
54 XXVII|  hardened their heart. For when Pharaoh, although so many signs
55 XXVII|         And thou shalt say unto Pharaoh, Israel is my son, my first-born:
56 XXVII|      meaning of the words, that Pharaoh's heart was hardened, how
57 XXVII|       Who hardened the heart of Pharaoh that he might not let the
58 XXVII|       time threaten that unless Pharaoh will let them go, He will
59 XXVII|      Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh," 702whether they believe
60 XXVII|      whether God does not blame Pharaoh as a free agent when He
61 XXVII|        704)is intended to shame Pharaoh, because, if he did not
62 XXVII|         said before by Moses to Pharaoh: "That thou mayest know
63 XXVII|       perhaps, the Lord hardens Pharaoh's heart, though the cause
64 Index|       Phaedo, 95.~Phaethon, 90.~Pharaoh, 26, 143f., 151 f.; hardening