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1   I, 9 |       it were repugnant to the goodness of Deity to have created
2   I, 9 | likewise to be contrary to his goodness to allow me to be occasionally
3  IV, 8 |        the reason of truth and goodness, or because God thus internally
4  IV, 14|      cause I have to thank the goodness of him who bestowed it upon
5  VI, 16|    notwithstanding the supreme goodness of God, there is falsity
6  VI, 17|      it is as repugnant to the goodness of God that the nature of
7  VI, 18|  considered why it is that the goodness of God does not prevent
8  VI, 22|     not manifest the power and goodness of God. Thus, for example,
9  VI, 23|  notwithstanding the sovereign goodness of God, the nature of man,