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 1  1, 3 |  plainly teach more frequent fasting than marrying.~4.
 2  2, 3 |   with regard to the future, fasting was to be indifferently
 3  3    |        III. THE PRINCIPLE OF FASTING TRACED BACK TO ITS EARLIEST
 4  3, 4 |     He Himself both commands fasting, and calls "a soul, wholly
 5  6    |   THE PHYSICAL TFNDENCIES OF FASTING AND FEEDING CONSIDERED.
 6  6, 7 |   man, the former soothing a fasting one. Such is the prerogative
 7  7    |   OLD TESTAMENT IN FAVOUR OF FASTING.~1.
 8  7, 2 | Rabshakeh, nothing else (but fasting) diverted him from his purpose,
 9  7, 3 | approach God through Isaiah--fasting being, of course, the escorting
10  7, 8 | since thou art pitiable"--by fasting, to wit. If to God he was "
11  7, 8 |  formidable, where, six days fasting, he had breakfast provided
12  8, 1 |   the once married and often fasting.~2.
13 10, 13|   year of King Darius, when, fasting in sackcloth and ashes,
14 10, 13|      a "late" Station which, fasting until the evening, sacrifices
15 12, 2 |  having already, by frequent fasting, gained a most intimate
16 13, 1 |     behold, I impeach you of fasting besides on the Paschal-day,