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 1 16|     is straying. If the fates give the generations, why do
 2 16|   that they themselves cannot give to themselves an account.
 3 26|     dead to live, that He may give worthy rewards to the innocent
 4 27|       from the secret of God. Give thou now, whilst in weakness
 5 27|    the dead. Thou oughtest to give praises in the church to
 6 28|       to the burning of fire. Give thyself up at once to Christ,
 7 29|     possessest. Nor dost thou give heed to these things; or
 8 29|     the salt seas, decreed to give us back again ourselves
 9 29|    immortal, that thou mayest give Him eternal thanks in thy
10 30|     men are undisciplined, ye give a law to those, ye yourselves
11 34|   know what thou wast before. Give thyself as a subject to
12 42|  world.The Lord will begin to give judgment by fire.~
13 53|  rather diligent, that he may give fame for your death.~
14 58|      wishest to be refreshed, give help and encouragement to
15 61|    even He who commands us to give food even to our enemies.
16 63|   that are of little account. Give of thy labour, clothe the
17 65|                 LXV. THEY WHO GIVE FROM EVIL.~Why dost thou
18 66|      only to consider, and to give material to others by an
19 71|   able to act for themselves. Give to them at once. I pledge
20 72| Therefore submit thyself, and give honour to Him that is powerful;
21 72|       may be governed, either give aid or direction by the
22 72|     besides, thou oughtest to give of thy labour, even as that
23 77|      be wise in heart. Rather give assistance (what more seekest