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 1 I    |        appearing of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,26to Whom be
 2 I    |         have not believed on our Saviour, because it is their habit
 3 I    |       goodness, they suppose our Saviour while He dwelt on earth
 4 I    |         simple readers think the Saviour gave to His Apostles, "Salute
 5 I    |          what is recorded of the Saviour is true only in a spiritual
 6 I    |         therefore, following the Saviour's injunction to search the
 7 I    |       and the hundreds, when the Saviour tells us that He was not
 8 I    |          the cities to which the Saviour leads us 102up when He gives
 9 I    |      descend into Judea. But the Saviour came to gather together
10 I    |         appearing to them of our Saviour the Word Who in the beginning
11 II   |         words. This was what the Saviour wished to teach us when
12 II   |          perhaps this is why the Saviour says, "One jot or one tittle
13 V    |           and, generally, as the Saviour Himself says, in all the
14 VII  |        the words are clearly the Saviour's, Hold not thy peace, O
15 VII  |          take." Now if it is the Saviour Who says this, what does
16 IX   |         literally blind, but the Saviour adds, "For judgment came
17 XIII |        of Divine things, and the Saviour urged us to this when He
18 XVIII|        mentioned a saying of our Saviour in the Gospels, but I will
19 XVIII|        by way of showing how our Saviour's foreknowledge of the preaching
20 XVIII|          the kindness of God our Saviour, and his love toward men,
21 XVIII|          them, for Christ is the Saviour of all men, specially of
22 XX   |          even in our Gospels our Saviour is reported to have said, "
23 XX   |     through the Prophets and the Saviour Who came to save the whole
24 XXI  |         the ways of God. And the Saviour says, "But I say unto you,
25 XXI  |         in the Gospel, where the Saviour replies to those who asked
26 XXI  |          are found coming to the Saviour and begging to be healed
27 XXI  |    blessing, and that it was the Saviour's doing, inasmuch as He
28 XXI  |         the Gospel, in which the Saviour said that His reason for
29 XXI  | convincing reply to say that the Saviour did not wish those who were
30 XXI  |       the Old Testament. For the Saviour is clearly shown in the
31 XXI  |        speaking, inasmuch as the Saviour saw, as we suppose, that
32 XXI  |      sackcloth and ashes, if the Saviour came near their borders,
33 XXI  |         those "without"; and the Saviour intended that at another
34 XXI  |       who were reproached by the Saviour, because, though they saw
35 XXI  |         Why in the world did the Saviour preach to such people to
36 XXIII|    foreknowledge of God. But the Saviour Himself also says, "When
37 XXIII|         concerning Judas, or our Saviour's foreknowledge of his being
38 XXIII|        to be the betrayer of the Saviour, so he is also represented
39 XXIII|        did not, but betrayed the Saviour; so that he deserves the
40 XXVI |         out of his heart, as the Saviour says, "The good man out
41 XXVI |       also, and tell us that the Saviour when He came took away from
42 XXVI |    strict sense. And even if the Saviour healed some of these disorders,
43 XXVII|       the Father of our Lord and Saviour, the good and just and wise
44 XXVII|         in view, begging God our Saviour to show us all things pertaining
45 XXVII|      from the New Testament. The Saviour says, "I came to cast fire
46 XXVII|      into this world";697for the Saviour did not purpose to come
47 XXVII|         go to show that even the Saviour appears to have been the
48 XXVII|    Capernaum," 699and so on. The Saviour knew beforehand the unbelief