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 1 Int     |                                  p. 319~Introduction.~This
 2 Int     |         it is our duty to abide.~p. 320
 3 2       |          like a penitent layman.~p. 321 O. Since you put the
 4 5       |          in all their sins.” And p. 322 again in the Minor
 5 6       |          a person baptized by an p. 323 Arian and afterwards
 6 7       |          came to pass that while p. 324 Apollos was at Corinth,
 7 9       |         give; for it will hardly p. 325 be said that we must
 8 11(4094)|        Baur, Newman (The Arians, p. 17), and others, bring
 9 12      |         his teacher does? If you p. 326 say, he sincerely believed
10 14      |      have made you turn from the p. 327 unsavoury teaching
11 15      |      poor man, lend to the Lord. p. 328 Vice is next-door neighbour
12 18(4116)|        Newman’s Arians, Appendix p. 432. Around οὐσ&#
13 18(4116)|         of Eastern Church, 1883, p. 240): does not occur in
14 18(4117)| phraseology. See Bright’s Hist., p. 69.~
15 18      |         anyone does not say that p. 329 the Son of God is co-eternal
16 19(4122)|       deemed happiness.” Bright, p. 115.~
17 19      |          have kept to themselves p. 330 within their own communion.
18 20(4129)|         Athanasius (Hist. Arian. p. 858) calls him the “Canaanite.”~
19 21      |        longer profanely call the p. 331 Church, which is His
20 22      |         opened and the Lord will p. 332 bring forth the vessels
21 23(4156)|          Introduction to 1 John, p. xxxiv. (second ed.) etc.
22 24      |         intended to grant pardon p. 333 to the penitents. Is
23 27      |    inveterate by usage. 4163 Let p. 334 him also read the pamphlets