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 1 PreGreek| letter of which we have just spoken. For it was what we should
 2 I       |    true; but when the things spoken with such authority came
 3 I       |  perfection, that the wisdom spoken to the perfect may be spoken
 4 I       | spoken to the perfect may be spoken also to us.24For He Who
 5 I       |     all these of whom I have spoken entertain false and impious
 6 II      |  consider these things to be spoken not only of the Apocalypse
 7 V       | Ezekiel about the book there spoken of, wherein was written "
 8 VII     |      who is speaking, who is spoken to, and when does the speaker
 9 X       |     conclude that every word spoken through the Prophets was
10 X       |      no wonder if every word spoken by the Prophets had a work
11 XIV     |     admit that they are well spoken, "for God manifested it
12 XIV     |      this light with the oil spoken of in the parable,268the
13 XVIII   |  bare faith of which we have spoken; and that, under certain
14 XVIII   |      believe this to be well spoken suppose that the beauties
15 XX      |   said, "These things have I spoken unto you in proverbs: the
16 XX      |   not aware that any one has spoken of an elephant's oaths,
17 XXI     |   the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it." 441And in the Psalms, "
18 XXI     | whatever else is recorded as spoken by God to Pharaoh through
19 XXIII   |     sign which the Lord hath spoken: Behold, the altar shall
20 XXVII   |   things unworthy of God are spoken of God, and it is unworthy
21 XXVII   |  something like what we have spoken of. And the man at Corinth
22 XXVII   |      if the words were truly spoken, I would have them consider