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1      I, 4 |        follow that the supreme majesty will redound to one alone,
2     II, 27|       THIS ECONOMY. THE DIVINE MAJESTY WORTHILY SUSTAINED BY THE
3     II, 27|     temper the strength of His majesty, which would no doubt have
4     II, 27|     the supreme dignity of His majesty to such a lowliness as to
5    III, 7 |      just as the tokens of His majesty do His second advent, when
6    III, 7 |         with Thy glory and Thy majesty." For the Father, after
7    III, 7 | because He has not appeared in majesty, while they ignore the fact
8    III, 14|    Ride on prosperously in Thy majesty," the reason is subjoined: "
9    III, 14|    Ride on prosperously in Thy majesty" advancing His word into