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 1 I    | Spirit by the mouth of Esaias calls "dark," "invisible," "concealed."
 2 IX   |    suggest an objection which calls for an answer, set forth
 3 XI   |    respects. But the Shepherd calls them His own sheep who do
 4 XIV  |     Greeks, which the Apostle calls "a demonstration of the
 5 XVIII|   speaks of infamous men, and calls the Apostles of Jesus villainous
 6 XVIII|    children," though the Word calls even those that it may do
 7 XVIII|     do them good. But it also calls such as are very different
 8 XVIII|        speaking generally, he calls all those "wise" who seem
 9 XX   |       unless, perhaps, Celsus calls their docility and the sort
10 XXI  |    desire or feeling,435which calls forth an instinct. And,
11 XXI  |    phantastic nature not only calls forth an instinct, but does
12 XXI  |      the wickedness, which it calls the stony heart, of those
13 XXV  |   these statements. God first calls, and then justifies, and
14 XXV  |       He did not call; and He calls, having before the calling