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 1      I, 20|          enduring Lord, who didst bear so many years with this
 2     II, 2 |      would be equally impotent to bear the rays of any other sun,
 3     II, 15|        that the father should not bear the iniquity of the son,
 4     II, 17|         not steal; thou shalt not bear false witness; thou shalt
 5     II, 24|        turn out. For no one would bear you out in imputing lack
 6     II, 25|          dying, so that he had to bear the load of this prohibition
 7    III, 7 |       sorrows, and knowing how to bear our infirmity;" "placed
 8    III, 13|        virgin shall conceive, and bear a son." Now a sign from
 9    III, 16|           He had commanded him to bear as his usual appellation
10    III, 22|     synagogue" Be ye separate who bear the vessels of the Lord."
11     IV, 13|           TESTAMENT PROPHETICALLY BEAR ON CERTAIN EVENTS OF THE
12     IV, 14|           preceded Him who was to bear the name. But He has both
13     IV, 16|         not steal; thou shalt not bear false witness," He taught
14     IV, 23|           acting for Him, we will bear your reproof. But if you
15     IV, 23|        you come from Him, we will bear your reproof. If, however,
16     IV, 29|            and for all who should bear rule in the churches, the
17     IV, 35| indefinitely charging you "not to bear any malice against your
18     IV, 36|    adultery, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Honour thy
19     IV, 38|         had assumed His answer to bear this meaning. If, however,
20      V, 2 |         even had not been able to bear." Now, since the Acts of
21      V, 4 |           your high days I cannot bear; your fasting, and feasts,
22      V, 4 |       troubleth you shall have to bear judgment." From what God?
23      V, 4 |        When, therefore, he says, "Bear ye one another's burdens,
24      V, 4 |        underlies the injunction, 'Bear ye one another's burdens"),
25      V, 9 |        put under His feet"), will bear upon the very object which
26      V, 10|          OF THE FIRST MAN. LET US BEAR THE IMAGE OF THE HEAVENLY.
27      V, 10|        the earthy, so let us also bear the image of the heavenly,"
28      V, 10|     present time. He says, Let us bear, as a precept; not We shall
29      V, 10|           a precept; not We shall bear, in the sense of a promise
30      V, 11|           sufferings, in which we bear about with us the very dying
31      V, 18|      separate yourselves, ye that bear the vessels of the Lord." (