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 1      I, 9 |         to that knowledge. Let us keep, within the strict limits
 2      I, 11|     strange ones? No one. Well, I keep to this statement. How could
 3      I, 28|    burdens or else glorifies? Why keep back from a work its due
 4     II, 7 |            in order that He might keep from harm what He wished.
 5     II, 7 |         upon man (in other words, keep within Himself), both His
 6     II, 7 |        which he did not choose to keep, and not that the Lawgiver
 7     II, 13|          do so much, it could not keep its ground; for it had lost
 8     II, 19| PRESCRIPTIONS OF THE LAW MEANT TO KEEP THE PEOPLE DEPENDENT ON
 9     II, 19|        their own flesh and kin:" "keep their tongue from evil,
10    III, 13|           doubt a wonderful sign. Keep to the measure of His age,
11    III, 16|       Creator, however, both will keep their place, for in Him
12    III, 16|         angel before thy face, to keep thee in the way, and to
13     IV, 9 |      purpose. Why then did he not keep silent, that man might of
14     IV, 24|         them. But if one does not keep in view the diversity of
15     IV, 26|         hear the word of God, and keep it.'" Now He had in precisely
16     IV, 34|         commit adultery? Shall he keep her? But your own apostle,
17     IV, 36|           mother?" Or did He both keep them, and then add what
18     IV, 40|            who actually longed to keep its passover! Could it be
19     IV, 41|        thus plainly His course to keep Himself at that moment unrevealed,
20      V, 2 |      which we shall still have to keep in mind. Since also he makes