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 1    III|   Without doubt, the nature of things which are subject to change
 2    III|      from the condition of all things. If, then, the things which
 3    III|      all things. If, then, the things which differ from God, and
 4    III|    Divine Being from all other things except in His possessing
 5    III|     the, same level with those things which, when changed, lose
 6     IV|        hath chosen the foolish things of the world, to confound
 7     IV|     Now what are those foolish things? Are they the conversion
 8     IV| patience, and innocence? These things certainly are not "foolish."
 9     IV|   Inquire again, then, of what things he spoke, and when you imagine
10     IV|      These are not the foolish things; they must be other things
11     IV|     things; they must be other things which God has chosen to
12      V|   There are, to be sure, other things also quite as foolish (as
13      V|      by believing" the foolish things of God." [2] Have you, then,
14     IX|   terrene flesh which made all things else about Him wonderful,
15   XIII|     meaning the flesh. [2] All things will be in danger of being
16   XXII|      we read and believe these things, what sort of flesh ought