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 1      I, 16|      members are strong, others weak; some comely, others uncomely;
 2      I, 24| imperfect, but actually feeble, weak, and exhausted, failing
 3      I, 26|     MARCION'S GOD IS HOPELESSLY WEAK AND UNGODLIKE. HE DISLIKES
 4      I, 27|  MORALITY OF THE DOCTRINE OF SO WEAK A GOD.~Again, he plainly
 5     II, 8 |         man, if he had been too weak for the dominion, and inferior
 6     II, 25|        up of the other trifles, weak points, and inconsistencies,
 7     II, 27|         in collecting, as mean, weak, and unworthy, for demolishing
 8     II, 27|         God in mighty deeds, in weak ones man, in order that
 9     IV, 10|      excellency? "Be strong, ye weak hands, and ye feeble knees:"
10     IV, 12|        a specific healing: "The weak hands are strengthened,"
11     IV, 24|         passage: "Be strong, ye weak hands and ye feeble knees:
12      V, 3 |        there were persons whose weak faith required consideration.
13      V, 4 |    should not have returned "to weak and beggarly elements."
14      V, 5 |         GOSPEL IN THE MATTER OF WEAK THINGS, AND FOOLISH THINGS
15      V, 5 |     again, hath "God chosen the weak things of the world to confound
16      V, 5 |        is more foolish and more weak than God's requirement of
17      V, 6 |       things that were foolish, weak, and lacking in honour;