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 1    II          (81) |          when in difficulty for a plain answer, he resorts to it
 2    II,       IX     |           is created, he makes it plain that in the one case the
 3    II,      XII     |           reproach me ?" 91 it is plain that this is a discordant
 4    II          (92) |           the saying is not quite plain. It would be more in keeping
 5    II,       XV     |       Clearly against it. That is plain from the language, for that
 6   III          (109)|         regarded him as a hero is plain from Bk. iv. 25. (See p.
 7   III,       IX     | sufficient, and the fact is quite plain that Christ deprecated His
 8   III,       XI     |         this saying is made quite plain, let us examine the point
 9   III,       XI     |            it would not have been plain to them all, because it
10   III,       XI     |           so; but it became quite plain and obvious to all, through
11   III,    XXIII     |       tale more clearly, and make plain the question of the passage,
12   III,     XXVI     |         so, what follows makes it plain that it would have led to
13   III,       XX     |          xviii. 22).~ ~It is also plain that Peter is condemned
14   III,    XXXII     |          sake of covetousness, is plain from his words, "Who ever
15    IV,       II     |           Paul's lie becomes very plain when he says, "We which
16    IV,      XVI     |        heaven and earth.~ ~[It is plain that the passing away of
17    IV,      XVI     |      fault of theirs, and equally plain that it must be accepted
18    IV,    XVIII     |       Luke v. 31).~ ~[It is quite plain that in dividing sick and
19    IV,      XXV     |        before us ! But accept the plain answer to them, since it
20    IV,      XXX     |     attached, the reason is quite plain (i.e. that it was made from