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 1      I, 6 |     and excellent. Let us with similar care consider also this
 2     II, 6 |       of his nature; and, by a similar exercise of volition, should
 3     II, 24| conduct? you interpret it with similar perverseness just as if
 4     II, 29|       the same examples and in similar proofs, that It willed to
 5    III, 7 |    were of like size, and very similar in appearance, owing to
 6    III, 13|  superstition and a curse By a similar usage Babylon also in our (
 7     IV, 7 |       to his own Creator. What similar event could he then have
 8     IV, 10|       out to me the promise of similar affections also in the Son
 9     IV, 14| designed that the promise of a similar blessing should serve as
10     IV, 15|   forget the Lord thy God." in similar terms, when king Hezekiah
11     IV, 21|   stone or a stock, might with similar courage give satisfaction
12     IV, 26|        Now He had in precisely similar terms rejected His mother
13     IV, 27|  ABOUNDS WITH ADMONITIONS OF A SIMILAR PURPORT, PROOFS OF HIS MISSION
14     IV, 28| therefore did He not wish in a similar case of contentious brothers,
15     IV, 35|      WITHIN YOU; THIS TEACHING SIMILAR TO THAT OF MOSES. CHRIST,
16      V, 9 |  INTERPRETATIONS ON THIS POINT SIMILAR. JESUS NOT HEZEKIAH OR SOLOMON