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 1      I|         weapons of destruction. [2] Let us examine our Lord'
 2     II|       their gold to themselves. [2] Let Herod, too, mend his
 3    III|       willed the seeming to be. [2] When a thing is distasteful,
 4     IV|         the mystery of) nature. [2] Of course you are horrified
 5      V|         foolish things of God." [2] Have you, then, cut away
 6     VI|       without having been born. [2] To this angel, indeed,
 7    VII|           should be considered. [2] First of all, nobody would
 8   VIII|         a defence of His birth. [2] But since Apelles' precious
 9     IX|          it may have undergone. [2] There is this very body
10      X|          by making flesh of it. [2] For while He saves our
11     XI|          is more) resurrection. [2] But yet, how was this possible,
12    XII|          is ignorant of itself. [2] Thus the only remaining
13   XIII| ourselves as meaning the flesh. [2] All things will be in danger
14    XIV|       Him the nature of angels. [2] For although there is assigned
15     XV|     approved of God among you." [2] These passages alone ought
16    XVI|          of the Father's glory: [2] it is therefore just as
17  XXVII|         its suffering of death. [2] Now, it will first be necessary
18 XXVIII|         to say, the Spirit ---- [2] might also be the Son of
19    XIX|      appropriate to themselves. [2] But how can this be, when
20     XX|          is of the Holy Ghost." [2] But the fact is, if he
21    XXI|      have proceeded from flesh? [2] I should like to go more
22   XXII|     David, the son of Abraham." [2] With a nature issuing from
23  XXIII|       conceive and bear a son." [2] We discover, then, what
24   XXIV|        the One who is preached. [2] Having thus Marcion in
25    XXV|        what that flesh was not. [2] The resurrection, however,