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1 I, Int | addition to this he held the birth of our Lord to have been
2 I, 3(4263) | By birth an Assyrian, and a pupil
3 I, 12 | renounced the condition of their birth. We must now explain the
4 I, 26 | then, they who were by birth Jews could not under the
5 I, 30 | elect, and wine that giveth birth to virgins?” They are virgins
6 I, 42 | their religion, had his birth through the side of a virgin.
7 I, 42 | supposed that Minerva at her birth sprang from the head of
8 I, 42 | invented the story of the birth of our Lord and Saviour
9 I, 49 | Their love was of honourable birth, but it grew out of all
10 I, 49(4639)| at the time of Christ’s birth; but there is great difficulty
11 II, 2 | sin not you abide in the birth which God has given you.
12 II, 2 | they who abide in that birth cannot sin. 4659 “For what
13 II, 4 | Himself a church of alien birth from among the Gentiles,
14 II, 7 | the circumstances of our birth, but of our new birth: who
15 II, 7 | our birth, but of our new birth: who by abstinence subjugate
16 II, 29 | lose that which it was by birth. The glory was increased,
17 II, 30 | because the conditions of our birth and death are now the same.
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