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 1   I,  40  |              40. If we wished to prove the examples which we take
 2   I,  40  |        examples which we take to prove other things, we should
 3   I,  40  | difficulty is in what we wish to prove, we find the examples clearer
 4   I,  40  |         obscure which we wish to prove and that clear which we
 5   I,  40  |        contrary, that what is to prove it is clear, and so we understand
 6  II,  82  |         mean? Let him appear and prove it. There is no principle,
 7  II,  139 |      wiser, but only in order to prove that they know them; and
 8 III,  187 |        is true; finally, we must prove it is true.~Venerable, because
 9 III,  194 |        these men do not serve to prove the truth of the redemption
10 III,  233 |        complain that they do not prove it! If they proved it, they
11  IV,  242 |        their first chapter is to prove Divinity from the works
12  IV,  243 |       ever made use of nature to prove God. They all strive to
13  IV,  244 |       that the heavens and birds prove God?" No. "And does your
14  IV,  282 |       impossible it is for us to prove it by reason, this inability
15  IV,  283 |     heart has another. We do not prove that we ought to be loved
16  IV,  285 |        establishment suffices to prove its truth. Others trace
17  IV,  287 |          proofs of religion will prove without difficulty that
18  IV,  287 |         by God, though he cannot prove it himself.~For God having
19   V,  305 |      being called gentlemen, and prove themselves true plebeians
20  VI,  398 |          All these same miseries prove man's greatness. They are
21 VII,  428 |         is a sign of weakness to prove God by nature, do not despise
22 VII,  430 |          make man happy, it must prove to him that there is a God;
23 VII,  547 |      claimed to know God, and to prove Him without Jesus Christ,
24 VII,  547 |       come, we cannot absolutely prove God, nor teach right doctrine
25 VII,  547 |          and in Jesus Christ, we prove God, and teach morality
26 VIII,  556|      shall not undertake here to prove by natural reasons either
27 VIII,  569| beginning of the Church serve to prove the canonical.~
28  IX,  618 |       and as it would be easy to prove, if Josephus and others
29  IX,  631 |  nomothesian. He alleges this to prove that it is not incredible
30  IX,  639 |        that they should exist to prove Him and that they should
31   X,  641 |       two Testaments at once.—To prove the two at one stroke, we
32 XIII,  828|         the prophecies could not prove Jesus Christ during His
33 XIII,  836|          not require miracles to prove it.~
34 XIII,  837|          of the prophecies which prove Him? Therefore, till He
35 XIII,  842|          But they do not thereby prove that this is He; and that
36 XIII,  850|        and thus a type.~Miracles prove the power which God has