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 1 1 |    also their posterity might understand, how greatly God's grace
 2 2 |     24-26] ~PETER: Somewhat I understand of this testimony alleged:
 3 3 |  hearts of all men. ~PETER: I understand not very well what you mean,
 4 5 |    God, Bennet, giving him to understand, how laborious it was for
 5 6 | servant of God, giving him to understand thereof, who came straightways
 6 14|       near that he might well understand what the man of God said,
 7 21|       of the same Spirit, may understand what they are of themselves. ~
 8 27|     almighty God, gave him to understand, how he was troubled by
 9 35|      have made me thrughly to understand these things, I beseech
10 36|      institution of that rule understand all his manner of life and
11 38|     my body, I cannot let you understand what the love of the spirit