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 1 I    |      For He Who has this wisdom promises to speak it among the perfect,
 2 I    |      interpretation? And if the promises are spiritual, though expressed
 3 I    | sensible, they also to whom the promises are given are not "corporeal." ~
 4 XVIII|       He did the crowds. And He promises those who believe on Him
 5 XVIII|      less welcome. For the Word promises to heal such if they come,
 6 XX   |      offensiveness of a man who promises to give an account of the
 7 XX   |        see, then, what it is he promises to tell us about the whole
 8 XXI  |       praised He gives them the promises. And, on the contrary, He
 9 XXI  |     practise virtue? And if God promises to do this, and until God
10 XXI  |         himself, his instructor promises to take away the lack of
11 XXI  |  himself for treatment: he only promises to benefit his pupil because
12 XXI  |   improve. Thus the Divine Word promises to take away the wickedness,
13 XXI  |       So, also, the Word of God promises to implant knowledge in
14 XXVI |      Deuteronomy, to prove that promises are made to those who keep
15 XXVI |    snare; for they suppose such promises as these to be made by the
16 XXVI |        to allow either that the promises which are said to be given