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 1 XIV  |       even an ordinary reader soon discovers that many passages
 2 XVII |  names, to the (true) God. As soon as a man can philosophically
 3 XVIII|       Church of God those who soon lapsed after submitting
 4 XX   |     them their own weapons as soon as they were born, thus
 5 XXI  |   walked in my ways! I should soon have subdued their enemies,
 6 XXI  |    life, that they be not too soon assisted in the attainment
 7 XXI  | recovery, than that he should soon seem to pick up strength,
 8 XXI  |   well-doing, which might too soon be reckoned such, in order
 9 XXI  |       the evil because it was soon cured, and through not being
10 XXIII|    not wrestle against sin we soon become subject to it. And
11 XXIV | participation in evil; but as soon as God made him a man, he
12 XXV  |       womb; they go astray as soon as they be born, speaking
13 XXV  |   estranged from the womb, as soon as they were born went astray
14 XXV  |       womb, both go astray as soon as they were born and also
15 XXVI |       even beget children. As soon as ever these opinions reach
16 XXVII| healed, because, if they were soon rid of their sufferings,