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1 5 |      same apostle has left a precept, according to his own example, "
2 5 | hands for a living." If this precept is maintained in respect
3 5 |    did, by the extraordinary precept in the case of the serpent,
4 5 |   you look back, too, to the precept enjoining the subsequently
5 9 |   and Discipline. And so the precept was rather, that thenceforward
6 15|   according to the apostle's precept, "subject to magistrates,
7 19|   heard from thy mouth." The precept it gives is this, that we
8 20|  rave; nay, according to the precept, not to return a curse in
9 21|     have m a manner made His precept a sacrifice to idols. Many