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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[8019] John iii. 16.

[8020] John iii. 17, 18.

[8021] John iii. 35, 36.

[8022] John iv. 25.

[8023] John xx. 31.

[8024] John iv. 34.

[8025] John v. 17.

[8026] John v. 19-27.

[8027] i.e. His divine nature.

[8028] John v. 36, 37.

[8029] John 5.37.

[8030] John 5.43.

[8031] John vi. 29.

[8032] John 6.30.

[8033] John 6.32.

[8034] The expression is in the neuter collective form in the original.

[8035] John vi. 37-45.

[8036] John 6.46.

[8037] John 6.66.

[8038] John 6.67.

[8039] John 6.68.

Chapter XXII.—Sundry Passages of St. John Quoted, to Show the Distinction Between the Father and the Son. Even Praxeas’ Classic Text—I and My Father are One—Shown to Be Against Him.

 

 

 

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