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 1 I         |         concerning God they cannot possibly reach perfection, things
 2 I         |          true, and where it cannot possibly be so; and he must, to the
 3 I         | particularly in Isaiah, how can we possibly take them to refer to the
 4 XVIII     |           from knowing God? Can it possibly be anything but a help and
 5 XXI       |         saved, because they cannot possibly be lost; and since they
 6 XXIII     |           by necessity, and cannot possibly be otherwise than is ruled
 7 XXIII     | foreknowledge our Free Will cannot possibly be maintained. ~8. Our reply
 8 XXIII     |            as true; for God cannot possibly lie; and when things may
 9 XXIII     |           lie; and when things may possibly happen or not happen, we
10 XXIII     |             though the event might possibly not have happened, ----
11 XXIII     |         causative, though they may possibly be indicative. In the vast
12 XXIII     |     multitude of nativities we may possibly get at the incidents of
13 XXIII     |   invisible sign; though it cannot possibly be apprehended. But let
14 XXIII(591)|           complete in every part." Possibly, "co-extensive with," wide
15 XXIV      |          subject to God, we cannot possibly deny that He was the cause
16 XXIV      |            before that nothing can possibly come out of nothing. Please
17 XXIV      |        urge in vain that we cannot possibly suppose that anything was
18 XXV       |           what God foreknows might possibly not occur, we shall say
19 XXV       |         not occur, we shall say it possibly might not; but granting
20 XXV       |    necessity be; for though it may possibly not occur, the prediction
21 XXVII     |            would further urge that possibly as physicians in the treatment