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 1 XXI  |        honour, and another unto dishonour?" This in itself is surely
 2 XXI  |        honour, and another unto dishonour?" 502A reader may well say, "
 3 XXI  |       unto honour and some unto dishonour, so also God makes some
 4 XXI  |        honour, and another unto dishonour. How can it be sound doctrine
 5 XXI  |         were created vessels of dishonour, and they who have lived
 6 XXI  |        in honour and another in dishonour," as the critics infer from
 7 XXI  |       unto honour and some unto dishonour. If a man therefore purge
 8 XXI  |  unpurged becomes a vessel unto dishonour, the Creator cannot, so
 9 XXI  |        of honour and vessels of dishonour, not originally according
10 XXI  | themselves, and them vessels of dishonour who carelessly leave themselves
11 XXI  |       the vessels to honour and dishonour it arises that one man is
12 XXI  |        to honour and another to dishonour. ~21. But if we once admit
13 XXI  |         and another a vessel of dishonour, what absurdity is there
14 XXI  |  vessels are made to honour and dishonour: so, though there is one
15 XXI  |       unto honour and others to dishonour. And if the Apostle's question
16 XXI  |       different age a vessel of dishonour; as, on the contrary, it
17 XXI  |         here become a vessel of dishonour, when his faults have been
18 XXI  |         of honour to vessels of dishonour; and many of the Egyptians
19 XXI  |      vessel unto honour or unto dishonour, but puts the whole responsibility
20 XXI  |         honour and another unto dishonour",514and his statements are
21 XXI  |       to be unto honour or unto dishonour; nor does God's power alone
22 XXI  |    fashion a man unto honour or dishonour unless He have our choice,
23 Index|    vessel to honour, another to dishonour, 161, 162; differently treated,