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 1    1, 2   |            can describe the unique work of Grace?~I have been forced
 2    1, 5   |         from you, and appoint your work.~He that bears it makes
 3    1, 15  |         hidden come forth to their work.~The people of the world
 4    2, Prol| commencement date of this precious work~Was the year six hundred
 5    2, 2   |           as over that Workman His work spreads a curtain,~You cannot
 6    2, 2   |         cannot see Him outside His work.~Since His workshop is the
 7    2, 3   |         precursor of the completed work, as the plan of the architect
 8    2, 10  |         fills our hearts, ~All our work is to do Him service and
 9    2, 15  |           of Rum does blacksmith's work,~His face becomes grimed
10    2, 16  |          and the voice of prophets work miracles. ~When the prophets
11    3, 5   |      Though this infidelity is the work of the ordinance. ~Therefore
12    3, 5   |          aware only of man and his work. ~He set's God's command
13    3, 7   |        earnestly to be fed without work.~In the time of the prophet
14    3, 7   |       bread without obliging me to work for it." The people derided
15    3, 9   |            I am engaged in a fresh work, 3~There is naught that
16    3, 12  |           be fed without having to work for his food.~~After the
17    3, 13  |         probability, ~When traders work themselves lean as spindles. 15 ~
18    3, 17  |         the earth does the woman's work, and toils ~In bearing offspring
19    3, 17  |        seeking the male, ~That the work of each may be accomplished. ~
20    4, 2   |             But, it was added, the work should be accomplished by
21    4, 2   |         son Solomon, and Solomon's work would be reckoned the same
22    4, 2   |          and lent their aid to the work,~Some of them with good-will,
23    4, 2   |           But we have fastened his work about his neck." 20~Thy
24    4  (20)|                    And every man's work have we fastened about his
25    4, 6   |          When one has not done the work he gets no wages;~"Man gets
26    4, 9   |           then haste to perform my work.~Now still like a plaster,
27    5, 1   |        While he was engaged in the work the infidel came back to
28    5, 12  |            Friend;~He has done the work, but has not been paid.~
29    5, 12  |          not been paid.~Either his work has lacked value,~Or the
30    5, 12  |           resolve and in hope,~His work is done on the chance of
31    6, 4   |          then, did He protract His work over six days,~Each of which
32    6, 4   |         Because God's method is to work by slow degrees,~Why did
33    6, 6   |           without being obliged to work for his food. A divine voice
34    6, 9   |         and just as arithmeticians work out true answers to their
35    6, 9   |           of God from these errors work out the conviction that