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 1      I, 14|          above his master, and a servant above his lord; you have
 2      I, 23|        pupil from his tutor, the servant from his master to make
 3      I, 24|        acts in the capacity of a servant. By and by, when freed from
 4     II, 26|        makes this request of His servant Moses: "Let me alone, that
 5     II, 26|       Moses. That which he, as a servant, was able to ask of the
 6     II, 26|        purpose did He say to His servant, "Let me alone, that I may
 7     II, 27|     encountered, the Witness and Servant of the Father, uniting in
 8    III, 6 | elsewhere: "Who is blind, but my servant? or deaf, but he who ruleth
 9    III, 16|         thus conferred upon (His servant); because it was not the
10    III, 17|           says he; "He is like a servant, like a root in a dry ground;
11     IV, 9 |        is more powerful than his servant! Why, Marcion, do you lay
12     IV, 9 |        once more powerful than a servant of the Creator since, in
13     IV, 24|          When Elisha sent on his servant Gehazi before him to raise
14     IV, 24|         Elisha enjoined upon his servant the same salutation when
15     IV, 34|          Moses, who was His own (servant), and restored to its primitive
16      V, 4 |     crucified unto me," who am a servant of the Creator "the world," (
17      V, 13|         at all, unless he were a servant of the God of the Jews.
18      V, 20|         PAUL'S PHRASES FORM OF A SERVANT, LIKENESS, AND FASHION OF
19      V, 20|      took upon Him the form of a servant," not the reality, "and