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To Florus 3.99

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He tried to strengthen this immense wickedness of a monstrous doctrine with statements of the apostle Paul, which I explained through the context of the entire passage. I also showed that the prophet Isaiah, from whom this potter comparison was admittedly taken, most fully defends the cause of divine justice (Isaiah 45:9) (Isaiah 29:16).

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Tantumque hoc prodigialis dogmatis nefas apostoli Pauli molitus est roborare sententiis, quas contextu totius lectionis exposui; et ostendi prophetam Isaiam, de quo hanc comparationem figuli constabat assumptam, iustitiae divinae plenissime causam tueri.