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 1 2 |         you for such things. The people before Moses, unskilled,
 2 13|      nature. And he turned other people's oxen into his caves; just
 3 17|      cast a shadow over a simple people, lest they should believe,
 4 30|         Why, in the midst of the people, makest thou thyself to
 5 30|       loves the vine, so love ye people of no account. Observe now,
 6 33|       XXXIII. TO THE GENTILES.~O people, ferocious, without a shepherd,
 7 34|       brought into subjection. O people, O man, thou brother, do
 8 36|     foolishness to an adulterous people. The awful King of eternity
 9 36|      race of Cain. Then the evil people increased in the world,
10 40|      There is not an unbelieving people such as yours. O evil men!
11 42|           OF THE HIDDEN AND HOLY PEOPLE OF THE ALMIGHTY CHRIST,
12 42|      hidden, the final, the holy people be longed for; and, indeed,
13 42|     would rise together upon the people who should impose a check
14 42|        that is the true heavenly people. The son does not die before
15 42|     rejoices to see the heavenly people. Here, however, they hasten
16 49|         perchance from among the people.~
17 59|        of thy capacity among the people of God. Thou who wast formerly
18 61|         IN THE CHURCH TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF GOD.~I, brethren, am
19 61|    seeing that out of so great a people, none is crowned in the
20 65|     enemy for the present is the people; thou consecrated, hast
21 66|       arranged time comes to our people; there is peace in the world;
22 66|     destruction) of the reckless people whom ye have rent into schism.
23 69|     rumours. Woe to the wretched people which wavers with doubtful
24 74|          at your death, that the people may come together, and that
25 75| righteousness of the law to such people, even once in the year?
26 76|   Highest on behalf of a devoted people, lest any one should perish,