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1 Pre | and rhetoric are taught. [2] Then long asked if I had 2 Pre | cast these two mites (Lk 21:2; Mk 12:41-44). There are 3 1, 2| 2. Which things belong to 4 1, 2| mode, the arrangement. ~[2] D. How many kinds of discourse 5 1, 3| events past or present. ~[2] D. In which books is divine 6 1, 4| or present, or future. ~[2] D. Give a prophecy in the 7 1, 4| the theft done by Gehazi (2 Kgs 5:26); and for Ananias 8 1, 5| advice in present time. ~[2] D. In which books is this 9 1, 5| from human emotions; or (2) according to vivid imagery, 10 1, 6| morals in the present time. ~[2] D. Why has it received 11 1, 6| door was opened for me" (2 Cor 2:12), and where he 12 1, 6| was opened for me" (2 Cor 2:12), and where he says that 13 1, 6| something like history (Gal 2:11-14). Again, when he says, " 14 1, 7| authority? M. All the rest. ~[2] D. Are these distinctions 15 1, 8| the first book of Kings. ~[2] Furthermore, it should 16 1, 9| prose? M. All the rest. ~[2] D. Why among us have they 17 1, 10| M. All the remaining. ~[2] D. What things are characteristic 18 1, 12| am who am" (Ex 3:14). Or (2) Persons, or according to 19 1, 13| primarily and secondarily. ~[2] D. With what words primarily? 20 1, 15| goodness of his grace. ~[2] D. Is the Father indicated 21 1, 16| Father" (Jn 1:18). But (2) sometimes human nature 22 1, 16| to us by his Son" (Heb 1:2). Sometimes (3) both together, 23 1, 16| the form of a slave" (Phil 2:5-7). Sometimes (4) even 24 1, 16| the Lord of glory" (1 Cor 2:8). ~[2] D. Why does Scripture 25 1, 16| of glory" (1 Cor 2:8). ~[2] D. Why does Scripture speak 26 1, 17| Holy Spirit" (Jn 20:22). ~[2] Likewise, too, from these 27 1, 18| ascribed to the Holy Spirit. ~[2] D. Which things are common 28 1, 19| result of things prepared. ~[2] D. Give the things pertaining 29 1, 19| weapons and shield" (Ps 34[35]:2). All these things nevertheless 30 1, 20| passion, and the like. ~[2] D. What then? are these 31 2, 1| generation, i.e., creation, or (2) its government, or (3) 32 2, 2| 2. How many ways and differences 33 2, 2| and earth" (Gn 1:1). Or (2) by will and word together-- 34 2, 2| decree they come forth. ~is>[2] D. Is there any difference 35 2, 2| you his angels" (Ps 148:2), and, "Let the waters which 36 2, 2| moved over the waters" (Gn 1:2). ~[4] D. Go through the 37 2, 3| general or particular. ~[2] D. Which is the general? 38 2, 3| concerning the tree (Gn 2:16,17). For just as divine 39 2, 4| sun, stars, or the rest. ~[2] D. What is another difference 40 2, 6| law for themselves" (Rom 2:14). According to this even 41 2, 7| fruits and breezes, or (2) through particular reward 42 2, 7| the Faith, or in acts. ~[2] D. Why have we said that 43 2, 7| proved to be valid" (Heb 2:2). And again, the firstborn 44 2, 7| proved to be valid" (Heb 2:2). And again, the firstborn 45 2, 8| gathering of the manna. ~[2] D. What second difference 46 2, 10| monk or destitute person. ~[2] D. Does government suit 47 2, 13| punishment of Cain (Gn 4:11), or (2) conversely, good things 48 2, 13| any pay (Ex 18:17-27). ~[2] D. What do we say are the 49 2, 14| acceptance, or calling, or (2) figure, or (3) prediction, 50 2, 15| the other human beings. ~[2] D. How many acceptances 51 2, 15| called "sons of God" (Gn 6:2), and Enoch was translated ( 52 2, 15| reign forever from his seed (2 Sm 7:11-16; Ps 88[89]:20- 53 2, 16| that they are deeds). ~[2] D. Give the types of past 54 2, 17| the sad by the pleasant. ~[2] D. Give examples for the 55 2, 17| darkness he handed them over" (2 Pt 2:4). ~[4] The third 56 2, 17| handed them over" (2 Pt 2:4). ~[4] The third kind 57 2, 18| extent they are words). ~[2] D. What things are accidental 58 2, 19| will be in one flesh" (Gn 2:24; Mt 19:5). And again, " 59 2, 19| the whole human race. Or (2) in part, or by half, "I 60 2, 21| and strong nation" (Gn 12:2). Or (2) a promise of inheritance, 61 2, 21| strong nation" (Gn 12:2). Or (2) a promise of inheritance, 62 2, 21| does justice" (Ps 14[15]:1,2), etc. [1d] Or (19) a kind 63 2, 21| to happen in your land'" (2 Sm 24:13). Or (20) signs, 64 2, 21| the city" (Gn 19:14). ~[2] Visions, too, of Nebuchadnezzar 65 2, 22| Is 7:14; Mt 1:23). Or (2) concerning the place of 66 2, 22| rule my people Israel" (Mt 2:6 < Mi 5:2). Or (2) in regard 67 2, 22| people Israel" (Mt 2:6 < Mi 5:2). Or (2) in regard to these 68 2, 22| Mt 2:6 < Mi 5:2). Or (2) in regard to these things 69 2, 22| his holy mountain" (Ps 2:6). Or (8) concerning the 70 2, 22| in all the earth!" (Ps 8:2). Or (14) concerning priesthood, 71 2, 22| voice in the streets" (Is 42:2; Mt 12:19). Or (20) his 72 2, 22| weakened for our sins" (Is 53:2-5). Or (22) the dividing 73 2, 22| corruption" (Ps 15[16]:10; Acts 2:31). Or (24) the calling 74 2, 22| called my son" (Hos 11:1; Mt 2:15). Or (25) the generation 75 2, 22| heaven" (Dn 7:13). ~coming>[2] D. Are all the predictions 76 2, 23| Dt 32:21). Sometimes (2), their infirmities, the 77 2, 24| Lk 1:13-17,68-79). Or (2) the extraordinary conception 78 2, 24| revelation of the magi (Mt 2:1-12), or (3) the unbelief 79 2, 24| sign for contradicting" (Lk 2:34). Or (4) the reward of 80 2, 24| heaven is at hand" (Mt 3:2), and the rest. [1b] Or ( 81 2, 24| perdition, who opposes" (2 Thes 2:3,4). [1f] Or (24) 82 2, 24| perdition, who opposes" (2 Thes 2:3,4). [1f] Or (24) the presence 83 2, 24| terrible times will come" (2 Tm 3:1). And again, "There 84 2, 24| teachers for themselves" (2 Tm 4:3). Or (29) the grace 85 2, 25| predictions was foretelling. ~[2] D. How many are the times 86 2, 28| arrangement, intention. ~[2] D. What do we say is the 87 2, 29| a few despised people. ~[2] In addition to these, there