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 1 XXII |         that "when the Most High separated the nations, when he scattered
 2 XXIV |     admitted, either that God is separated from matter, or, on the
 3 XXIV |         necessity, if God is not separated from matter, we must allow
 4 XXIV |         one will say that God is separated from matter, there must
 5 XXIV |          these, whether they are separated from one another, or whether,
 6 XXIV |         viz. that God is neither separated from matter nor united with
 7 XXV  |        the Romans, at the words "separated unto the gospel of God." ~
 8 XXV  |         to notice is the phrase "separated unto the Gospel of God";599
 9 XXV  |        good pleasure of God, who separated me even from my mother's
10 XXV  |        be able to defend Him Who separated from his mother's womb,
11 XXV  |      from his mother's womb, and separated unto the Gospel of God,
12 XXV  |        supposing that the words "Separated unto the gospel of God," 614
13 XXV  |         of God," 614and "He that separated me from my mother's womb," 615
14 XXV  |        these conditions that God separated him from his mother's womb:
15 XXV  |         And this He also saw Who separated him from his mother's womb,
16 XXV  |      from his mother's womb, and separated him unto His own Gospel,
17 XXV  |       was meet that he should be separated unto the Gospel of God,
18 XXV  |        be, and that he should be separated from his mother's womb.
19 XXV  |        mother's womb. And he was separated unto the Gospel of God not
20 XXV  | abundantly suffice for the term "separated."
21 XXVII|           and for goodness to be separated from righteousness. And