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 1   1,   0|     with fidelity, relate those things connected with it which
 2   1,   0|        at the existing state of things, as he was apprehensive
 3   1,   0|      the sad confusion of human things some evil will ever intervene.
 4   1,   0|         to "render unto God the things which be God's, and unto
 5   1,   0|         s, and unto Caesar, the things which be, Caesar's;" that
 6   1,   0|          he rendered to God the things that be God's, he taught
 7   1,   0|       and there are truly other things yet more degrading, which
 8   1,   0|       Christ, the Author of all things and of Thy Church, Thine
 9   2,   0| possession of the true state of things, might be prepared to reject
10   2,   2|   language of Paul, "Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things
11   2,   2|     things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things
12   2,   2|   things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things
13   2,   2|     things are just, whatsoever things are of good report;" so
14   2,   2| bitterness of feeling: of these things both we and many others