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 1 TransPre|       sentence of Anastasius. If we find in Origen's own words about
 2 TransPre|          any printed matter I could find, and most gratefully acknowledge
 3 PreGreek|           and on the other hand, we find many things in the collected
 4 PreGreek|        without distinction, that we find in the following chapters;
 5 PreGreek|         under consideration you may find everything just the reverse.
 6 I       |          common among men, which we find on our library shelves,21
 7 I       |           the Gospels, if we are to find their exact sense, inasmuch
 8 I       |          Apostles, could any critic find them clear and easily intelligible,
 9 I       |          that if we are to seek and find these things we must follow
10 I       |             believe, and thou shalt find beneath what is counted
11 II      |     Pharisees who did not strive to find the way to open the Scriptures, "
12 V       |           on Divine subjects, might find support in Scripture for
13 VIII    | supplication to me "; but when they find God, He no longer uses the
14 IX      |            same place; for we shall find this usage in other parts
15 IX      |             spiritual. And you will find a parallel also in the account
16 X       |             believe, and thou shalt find beneath what is deemed a
17 X       |         Scriptures when you fail to find the point of what is written.
18 XII     |              But it is difficult to find a man who thus profits,
19 XIII    |            the Egyptians they might find materials to make the things
20 XIII    |           opened, Seek and ye shall find,230but also, Ask and it
21 XIV     |          things, a keen student may find abundant illustrations.
22 XVI     |             will say that you never find different sects in any department
23 XVII    |           proper expression. And we find that the same peculiarity
24 XVIII   |   respecting this, that in order to find fault with the Word he appears
25 XVIII   |            of the Word. And if they find this public benefit to be
26 XVIII   |            reader of the Psalms may find the book full of many wise
27 XVIII   |             time of Jesus, you will find the crowds of believers
28 XX      |           the only God, even herein find motives for gratitude to
29 XX      |          intelligence everywhere to find a field for exercise, so
30 XX      |           very ridiculous to say we find that sort of thing in ants? ~
31 XX      |            supposing that eagles do find and carry to the nest what
32 XX      |        speaking generally, you will find, not only in the Law but
33 XXI     |                 Further, in Paul we find, "It is not of him that
34 XXI     |          unto me, Why doth he still find fault? For who withstandeth
35 XXI     |          wickedness, may afterwards find strength when he has been
36 XXI     |              but, as it is, when we find the words, "Lest haply they
37 XXI     |          unto me, Why doth he still find fault? For who withstandeth
38 XXI     |          The Lord grant unto him to find mercy of the Lord in that
39 XXI     |            says, "Why doth he still find fault? For who withstandeth
40 XXII    |           things alien to the east, find a plain in the land of Shinar:
41 XXIII   |          said in the psalm you will find that as Judas is foreknown
42 XXIII   |            given man, to be able to find the elevation of each planet,
43 XXIII   |              out of many figures to find one, or two, or three, or
44 XXIV    |           look into things, he will find that the present condition
45 XXVI    |        surprised if occasionally we find those who hold unsound opinions
46 XXVII   |             wicked God. If they can find but scanty proofs that the
47 XXVII   |          unto me, Why doth he still find fault? For who withstandeth
48 XXVII   |            then, they who in Christ find mercy, belong to Him Who
49 XXVII   |       wickedness within him, he may find the tree which bore the