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 1 PreGreek|             Fathers. ~For, we would ask, was there ever a time when
 2 I       |            talk of the "world," and ask how it came into existence.
 3 I       |            befall them. Now, let me ask, do not such great prophecies
 4 V       |         wilt be discreet," 152and I ask if the mere speaking many
 5 VII     |           by what he reads; he will ask who is speaking, who is
 6 XIII    |       children of Israel be told to ask their neighbours and companions
 7 XIII    |             shall find,230but also, Ask and it shall be given unto
 8 XVIII   |          employ the formula, "Don't ask why, but believe," and another, "
 9 XVIII   |        formerly wallowed, which, we ask, is really best ---- that
10 XVIII   |             with success, would not ask how they came to have this
11 XVIII   |         good and evil." Now, let me ask, could men who believe this
12 XVIII   |               I should also like to ask in reply to what Celsus
13 XVIII   |      ignoramuses. In reply we would ask, What ignoramuses do you
14 XX      |      creatures; for they pretend to ask. "What more is done for
15 XX      |            other creatures, we will ask in return, Is it not nearer
16 XXI     |        statement. For if we were to ask him what Free Will is, he
17 XXI     |            it is they mean. We will ask them if Pharaoh was of an
18 XXI     |      defence of the Gospel, we must ask them whether their inconsistent
19 XXI     |              indeed, any one should ask concerning those who were
20 XXI     |           to raise the question and ask, Why in the world did the
21 XXI     |          accusers of His government ask, so that after they have
22 XXI     |            when He pleases! We must ask the objectors this question:
23 XXI     |            is good is good, we will ask how the perishing nature
24 XXI     |             we free agents." Let me ask a reader who makes this
25 XXII    |             reply, I should like to ask him and those who agree
26 XXII    |     different nations, and go on to ask how, in the several communities,
27 XXII    |           many generations before, "Ask of me and I will give thee
28 XXIII   |            to believe. But we would ask our opponents to tell us
29 XXIII   |         stars; nevertheless, let us ask those who suppose that human
30 XXIII   |         time you had poor luck, and ask him to be good enough to
31 XXIII   |          piece of good fortune, and ask him from what star of your
32 XXIV    |            are three. For we should ask respecting these, whether
33 XXIV    |          own,592and we might fairly ask whether God filled matter,
34 XXIV    |            I should like to briefly ask you, Do you regard evil
35 XXIV    |          all on my own side, let me ask you a question: In what
36 XXIV    |           And I should like to also ask you a short question about
37 XXIV    |          same matter. And I wish to ask you a question like the
38 XXV     |            serpent." 601And we will ask those who insist on the
39 XXV     |           together. And here let us ask our opponents a question,
40 XXV     |           His foreknowledge, let us ask them another question: Is
41 XXVI    |           kept the law. And we will ask whether what our opponents
42 XXVII   |           hardens. And they further ask, Is it not absurd for God
43 XXVII   |           by the Lord, come, let us ask them a few questions. A
44 XXVII   |        perdition. We must certainly ask another question, because
45 XXVII   | withstandeth his will? " 670Who, we ask, is it that hardeneth and
46 XXVII   |            chance, but that we must ask ourselves whether they are
47 XXVII   |          thy first-born." 700Let me ask those persons who allege
48 XXVII   |             He is good. Let us then ask those who think they understand