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), were both of them Stoics: and the speech in which the quotation occurs, short as it is in the Acts, abounds in parallels to the teaching of St. Paul's Stoic contemporary Seneca. If St. Paul tells us that
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Seneca teaches that
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While St. Paul reminds us that God
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Seneca says
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God is near thee: He is with thee; He is within. Again, St. Paul warns his hearers that
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; and Seneca declares
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Thou shalt not form Him of silver and gold: a true likeness of God cannot be moulded of this material.