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 1 pref,   0|      great gift, yet it was from human teachers they themselves
 2 pref,   0|     hearing it spoken, or from a human teacher. Now, then, suppose
 3 pref,   0|        forth no oracles from His human temple, but communicated
 4 pref,   0|         and sat with him, and in human words, and with a human
 5 pref,   0|          human words, and with a human tongue, opened to him the
 6 pref,   0|           without the aid of any human interpreter, why does he
 7   1,   7 |  represent it in the form of the human body, if they think that
 8   1,  21 |        in fact, that neither the human soul nor the human body
 9   1,  21 |   neither the human soul nor the human body suffers complete extinction,
10   2,   5 |         terrible diseases of the human will, being at first set
11   2,  16 |          a false, but a true and human body. And in several places
12   2,  19 |      kind, that which deals with human institutions, is partly
13   2,  20 |          superstitious nature of human institutions~
14   2,  21 |       royal power or impelled by human folly to honour, they seemed
15   2,  25 |                     chap. 25. In human institutions which are not
16   2,  25 |  Christian, we must then look at human institutions which are not
17   2,  25 |          should be in force, are human institutions; and of these,
18   2,  25 |       lies men take delight, are human devices, and nothing is
19   2,  25 | varieties of signs without which human intercourse either could
20   2,  25 |              This whole class of human arrangements, which are
21   2,  26 |                   chap. 26. What human contrivances we are to adopt,
22   2,  27 |        of knowledge, not of mere human invention, aid us in interpreting
23   2,  27 |          are not to reckon among human institutions those things
24   2,  28 |         not to be reckoned among human institutions; because things
25   2,  40 |         garments, also, that is, human institutions such as are
26   3,  14 |    necessities and adornments of human life, appear sinful to the
27   4,  16 |                        chap. 16. Human directions not to be despised
28   4,  21 |      burn up all the sins of the human race. Whence also the Lord