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 1      I, 6     |     equals should exist. For the rest, however, we know full well
 2      I, 11    |      human constituents, and the rest of its organic life; when
 3      I, 18    | understand by nature. As for the rest, if man shall be thus able
 4    III, 16    |         and so indeed is all the rest of (our Christ's) destined
 5    III, 17    |       compare with Scripture the rest of His dispensation. Whatever
 6     IV, 5     |        to their origin, will yet rest on John as their author.
 7     IV, 9     |         principle occurs all the rest. So far as renouncing all
 8     IV, 12    |    conditional, when it enjoined rest from labour, making certain
 9     IV, 13    |          of offence." I omit the rest of the passage. Therefore
10     IV, 29    |         CHRIST'S TEACHING IN THE REST OF THIS CHAPTER OF ST. LUKE.
11     IV, 34    |         to afford an interval of rest to the souls of the righteous,
12     IV, 34    | punishment and eternal salvation rest with Him, the one only God,
13      V, 1intro|        after He had attained His rest in heaven, I feel that a
14      V, 3     |     countenance of Peter and the rest of the apostles, he tells
15      V, 3     |           on the point)? For the rest, the apostle must (be permitted
16      V, 8     |         root; and upon Him shall rest the Spirit of the Lord."
17      V, 8     |         the Spirit would have to rest, not meaning that it would
18      V, 8     |       Jesse, there would have to rest upon Him the entire operation
19      V, 9     |      wrapped up in this. All the rest is superfluous. Now in this
20      V, 9     |         to teach us that all the rest, too, relates to Christ,
21      V, 16    |    ourselves, who are afflicted, rest, when the Lord Jesus shall
22      V, 19    |         in their nature. All the rest of his precepts, as we have