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...sistent with anything in the Epistles of either. His subsequent history is sufficiently indicated in the Epistles which follow. Ignatius so delighted in his name Theophorus (sufficiently expounded in his own words to Trajan or his official representative), that

...y scholars for a period of time but this is not the case. It was, however, sufficiently different from Classical Greek that some hypothesized that it was a combina

...Bishop Edward Foxe, and others compiled the Collectanea Satis Copiosa (the sufficiently abundant collection) in 1530, giving legal and historical precedent of case

...tion of pregnancy, are not directly intended, and (b) the positive results sufficiently outweigh the negative effects.</ref> It is actually considered a grave sin

“Although, as I have said, a man is abundantly and sufficiently justified by faith inwardly, in his spirit, and so has all that he needs, e ...ause of the pure mercy of God through Christ and in his Word, worthily and sufficiently justifies and saves the person.” [LW 31:361]

...were as exuberant as his love: misery and want, wherever be met them, did sufficiently endear their objects to him; he was none of those that hide their faces fro