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 1  2, 1|     oppose to us the definite days appointed by God: as when,
 2  2, 2|  Gospel they think that those days were definitely appointed
 3  2, 2|       now the only legitimate days for Christian fasts, the
 4  2, 3|       they think) have withal days of their own (the fourth
 5  2, 3|     own (the fourth and sixth days of the week), but yet take
 6  2, 6|    apostle), as "observers of days, and of months, and of years."
 7  6, 5|     fattened up, who in forty days and as many nights maintained
 8  6, 6|  himself, in a space of forty days and nights, his belly empty,
 9  7, 4|     it up in a space of three days, starving out even the cattle
10  7, 5|    hurt upon (him) in his own days; but in the days of his
11  7, 5|      his own days; but in the days of his son I will bring
12  7, 7|     requires a space of three days, fasts with his fraternity,
13  7, 8|    was formidable, where, six days fasting, he had breakfast
14  9, 3|     of humiliation. "In those days," he says, "I Daniel was
15 10, 5|       on the fourth and sixth days of the week, we most highly
16 13, 1|    beyond the limits of those days in which "the Bridegroom
17 14, 1|     for these things, and of "days, and months, and years,"
18 14, 2|   absolutely "of seasons, and days, and months, and years,"
19 14, 2|      Why in the fifty ensuing days do we spend our time in
20 14, 2| Stations the fourth and sixth days of the week, and to fasts
21 15, 2|        to wit, and the Lord's days, being excepted) we offer
22 15, 7|       not chosen: "for in the days," he says, "of your fasts