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 1     II|      your followers do not deny, whilst our (brethren) can prove
 2    III|         thus wanting permanence, whilst they lose that in the process
 3    III|          what existence they had whilst they are undergoing change,
 4    VII|     which compels the temptation whilst raising the doubt. [5] Now,
 5    VII| published before Marcion's time; whilst there is at the same time
 6    VII|         soul; but all the while, whilst strangers were intent on
 7    VII|          11] And did not Christ, whilst preaching and manifesting
 8    VII|         Isreal remained outside, whilst the new disciples who kept
 9   XIII|     their own proper sense, and, whilst taken in that different
10  XXVII|          to a fratricidal devil; whilst Mary, on the contrary, bare
11    XIX|        and not as the Word. Now, whilst the passage actually denies