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 1      I, 11|    was, should have made no provision at all towards getting Himself
 2      I, 28|  fire. Then has no remedial provision been made (by their god)
 3     II, 7 |     S FALL FORESEEN BY GOD. PROVISION MADE FOR IT REMEDIALLY AND
 4     II, 18|     rather, on the whole, a provision for restraining violence.
 5     II, 18| should see herein a careful provision on God's part, which showed
 6     IV, 12|  order that the yesterday's provision of food might free from
 7     IV, 14|  fulness to the hungry is a provision of God the Creator. "Blessed
 8     IV, 16|    God. Thus, whatever (new provision) Christ introduced, He did
 9     IV, 16|   you have in Deuteronomy a provision commanded by the Creator
10     IV, 29|      he would have made the provision. If, however, he knows what
11     IV, 31|    a figure of the abundant provision of eternal life. I first
12     IV, 34|      He both sanctioned the provision of Moses, who was His own (
13      V, 7 |  said brevity. No one makes provision for the time which is another'
14      V, 7 | belongs the law, which made provision for them, when he says: "