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 1 I    |          1. Inasmuch as when we investigate matters of such importance
 2 I    |      are extremely difficult to investigate, that certain points are
 3 I    |         who have the ability to investigate these matters. And, still
 4 I    |      both. ~19. If we similarly investigate the Gospels, what could
 5 II   | difficulties confront those who investigate the story of creation, similar
 6 V    |          But since a man should investigate Scripture with a good conscience,
 7 XIV  |     told by those who carefully investigate the meaning of words, where
 8 XIV  |     they have left for those to investigate who can put themselves into
 9 XIV  |        Word, and such as do not investigate Christianity with a love
10 XVIII|     forsake everything else and investigate the evidence, to believe
11 XXII |       for themselves thoroughly investigate the subject. ~9. Let us
12 XXIII|        they are inquiring, they investigate not only the future, but
13 XXIV |         know you are longing to investigate the origin of evil; I will
14 XXVII|      once they are compelled to investigate the matter, they will proceed