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 1 II |      in weakness. For the weak things of the world have been chosen
 2 II |        strong, and the foolish things of the world to confound
 3 II |       it is manifest that both things belong to God shaking of
 4 IV |     predetermine the nature of things, but the nature of things
 5 IV |      things, but the nature of things his power of apprehension.
 6 V  |      thus--we have either both things in our own power, or they
 7 VI |     also relating to the other things at the same time enjoined,
 8 X  |        Lord, He is mighty. All things belong to Him; wherever
 9 XII| command, "Render to Caesar the things which are Caesar's?" A soldier,
10 XII|      shall I render to God the things which are God's,--certainly,
11 XII|        rendering to Caesar the things which are Caesar's, I refuse
12 XII|  Caesar's, I refuse to God the things which are God's!~
13 XIV|        make gain of her. These things, my brother, seem to you