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 1 Int     |     neophyte, another to admit a man to be bishop and celebrate
 2 Int     |        he says (12), between the man who in his simplicity accepts
 3 2       |     Christians?~L. If you call a man a heretic you deny that
 4 5       |        and trodden under foot of man.” And then there is the
 5 5       |         replace at the altar the man who having been cast out
 6 5       |       And again, 4059 “But let a man prove himself, and so let
 7 5       |       sinner? How can an impious man make a man holy? How shall
 8 5       |        can an impious man make a man holy? How shall the light
 9 5       |     think of the words, 4066 “No man can serve two masters”?
10 5       |      testament we read, 4068 “No man that hath a blemish shall
11 6       |     himself has no salt: a blind man cannot enlighten others,
12 6       |          nets. For seeing that a man, baptized in the name of
13 7       |      praises of so illustrious a man when God the Father even
14 7       |        Now is it possible that a man of such character and renown
15 7       |      forgive sins either, for no man has his sins remitted without
16 9       | frequently do, baptize. For as a man receives, so too he can
17 12      |      That is something new for a man to be made a Christian by
18 12      |           Can you suppose that a man who has just turned from
19 12      |          can hardly think that a man brought up in the Capitol
20 12      |         Church. In ours? But the man was not baptized into it:
21 14      |        Help, Lord; for the godly man teaseth.” By their impious
22 14      |         in vain. 4100 The strong man is bound, and his goods
23 15      |          Howbeit when the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith
24 15      |     holds out his hand to a poor man, lend to the Lord. p. 328
25 20(4126)| prominent and most distinguished man of the entire movement.”
26 20(4128)|          he was the most learned man and most famous living writer.
27 20      |        otherwise of that saintly man Lucifer than his merits
28 20      |    reports in the case of such a man; and this I will constantly
29 21      |         Eucharist. And since the man is now dead, inasmuch as
30 22      |       which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are
31 23(4156)|       Jesus was, he said, a real man, the son of Joseph and Mary;
32 25      |   Apostle says: 4161 ‘But if any man seem to be contentious,