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What is a necessary inference
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An illustration of an inference
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We need to realize that there is a difference between "inference and assumption
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has infants; therefore this gives us authority to baptize infants, but this is not an inference, it is an assumption
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hand, without being specifically stated, then that action, fact, or teaching is inference
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In dealing with "inference" we are dealing with implicit teaching
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example and necessary inference
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selected by the elders in carrying out any obligation of the church, that obligation growing out of that for which there is approved example, necessary inference or a direct statement
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’ Joris said, making my blood run cold by the inference
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It all seems eminently sensible to me, though the accepted inference that Alastair would then come home to me does rather take my breath away
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‘What … with all the rejects?’ he asked, apparently outraged at the inference
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Jock? By inference that means Maggie
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Andy felt his face flush at the inference
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He’d not missed the inference made by that infuriating police inspector that Chrissie’s mother would be more than ready to jump at any offer the media might make
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Jack ignored the inference
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A little annoyed at the inference
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It seemed a logical inference that perhaps the industrialized nations of the west might see a rise in poverty in their own spheres of influence
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This leads one to conclude an inference that Cain, the firstborn, with the higher status of the two was engaged in that more important occupation
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The punishment that was the burden carried by Cain through the rest of his life, his inability to “till the soil” and his “mark,” could also have had a parabolic inference
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So God changed Jacob’s name to Israel and by inference a whole nation called Israel
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If this warning has a parable-like inference to the church-at-large within a specific time frame, I admit to some uncertainty
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That might be seen to imply that he, by inference, saw a time before men were here
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I interpreted this as an inference that Ivan Chofsky had cut a deal with the kidnappers
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Statistical Inference: The process of making an estimate, prediction, or decision about a population using sample
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Sandra looked visibly flustered at the inference that Harry was a sexual stalker and couldn’t even look him in the eyes
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vable and describable, directly or by inference; about the sub-
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All I can say truly is: ‘I am’, all else is inference
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But the inference has become a habit
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Q: Is the knower an inference only?
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others is of no use to you, you reject all inference from the con-
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That was the only inference we could make
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Measuring natural gas in the ground is no easy job, and it involves a great deal of inference and estimation
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The obvious inference was that they vehemently resented my investigations of them and my having forced them to resume participating in the required “green sheet” process whereby bids and contracts were approved collegially
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reply, further exasperated by the added inference that somehow he hadn't tried hard enough
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Calvin wondered if his and Shen's inference had gone too far
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He clearly understood Jacob's inference that he would occasionally be asked to do things which were probably not legal
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in some ways, [with] the inference that certain resemblances imply further similarity
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Technically, an inference is an explanation or conclusion based on something known, and an
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INFERENCE TO THE BEST EXPLANATION
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Do not accept it because it can be proven by inference; Do not accept it thinking it is worldly wisdom;
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do not accept it because it can be proven by inference;
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The unpleasant inference is that only the destruction of civic infrastructure is a deterrent – soldiers are expendable
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inference that have allowed me to reinterpret my purpose, as were my units
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―Still three by three, Captain -- can hear you with some inference
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This is just an inference at
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Todd was first to pick up on the inference, “Was? What do you mean was?”
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This means that absence of consent will be a necessary inference from the age of the child
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Flattered by her inference regarding his good mind, he accepted the chal enge
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In answering them as he did, while not claiming authority from John, he so satisfied the people with the inference that the effort of his enemies to ensnare him was effectively turned upon themselves and was much to their discredit in the eyes of all present
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inference is a place where people struggle together
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The inference here
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The inference here is that those worshippers who do not bear good fruit or are not known
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names such as Bethel (House of God) but with regard to numerology its inference is a
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She didn’t like Sam’s mission already, she was not the private detective type and even worse, objected to his inference of being like Ingrid, and able to understand a silly emotional girl
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Wickland carefully skimmed through each of the twenty or so letters for any inference of hostility
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While correlation is not to be confused with causation, even statistical inference
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That came from a 1952 Pearl Bailey song but the inference was clear
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Thus, information about the leader is gathered from open sources, formal and informal, by deduction, induction and inference, through contextual surmises, historical puzzle-work and indirect associations
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‘I liked it,’ he said sensing some inference from that love story, ‘What about you?’
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“Today, by the inference you made with your whistling, you have crossed that line
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” Faith jangled a sweeping inference towards the faces of Weal lining every street
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“But any human is?” PT finished her thought with an unsavory inference
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Side by side with those shunning unbelievers, you find others that did not believe really in God nor did they recognize their Creator by contemplation and inference
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” He stressed the word “real” to mockingly cast a jibe at Corrine’s unfriendly inference that Kathy was merely a poorly rated fan of the band
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“You know, Molly, the founding fathers used a phrase, an inference if you
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The inference was obvious
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Bhagirath looked at the scene once again, and this was when the real inference dawned
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He almost laughed out loud at his inference that Cedar had been eaten, enjoying the way his song was forming
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The Audit people seemed calm - a bit cool, perhaps - about the inference that computer people could tell commercial people their job
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So if you go through logic or inference you will reach the secondhand
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Here we could also interpret that Jesus recognizes, by inference, that the ‘physical’ suffering caused through disabilities and death is not a punishment for any fault or ‘wrong-doing’
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Came with–Was accompanied by, or was associated with, by inference or common expectation
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By inference, this also meant a special place called Hell or Sheol
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Consequently, the inference here is false
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inference and the unequivocal statement that other so-called gods are false and do not live and are
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or state that there was a special physical placed called Heaven, and by inference a special place
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Christ and the inference that they are the bride of Christ is a lie
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BELIEVE IN HELL? The plain inference is that they do not believe in it
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BELIEVE IN HELL? The plain inference is that they do not
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could be designed to work as an inference engine to bridge related meaning and functionality in the
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evidence that ancient Egyptian monuments like the Giza pyramids and Sphinx, and by inference the
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mysticism were involved, by inference if nothing else
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with a head of gold and breast and arms (heart and hands by inference) of silver
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By direct inference, it
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and ideas using symbols and allegory, including inference and/or allusion (not illusion) to related
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Do those who teach the doctrine of Hell really believe in Hell? The plain inference
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The inference is that the stocks are still worth what they
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IN HELL? The plain inference is that they do not believe in it
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Quite contrary to inference we should have drawn, our Lord’s reasoning, which is perfectly syllogistic, if we bear in mind the thesis he undertook, makes the life which therefore he predicates of the Patriarchs, to be one with and dependent upon the resurrection
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And that the word, in brief, means as long as a creature or Creator continues, whether limited or unlimited…But it can be proved substantially by reason and inference that the Devil is a creature and subject to the law of creation
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But when inference is upset by reason, let us frankly abolish the inference
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† How, with any semblance of truth, could it have been said to him, 'This is death:’ 'the desert of punishment:’ if the dissolution of the living animal, the taking away of its life—which surely could typify nothing but a death which was destruction—was but the faint emblem of one portion of the complicated curse, and that the most insignificant portion of it? This consideration seems to support the inference that the death of the lamb offered in sacrifice was a true representation of death, the 'proper punishment of sin,’ 'in all its tremendous meaning and extent;’—of that death which was threatened to Adam in the original curse
