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 1      I, 22|      God Himself, or rather His shadow or phantom, as we have it
 2    III, 18|         need of obscuring it in shadow, that the difficulty of
 3     IV, 7 |      that) land, sitting in the shadow of death, the light hath
 4      V, 11|      sit in darkness and in the shadow of death?" (None else, surely,
 5      V, 19|       LAW IS TO CHRIST WHAT THE SHADOW IS TO THE SUBSTANCE.~I am
 6      V, 19|         the sabbath, which is a shadow of things to come, but the
 7      V, 19| abolished, even by passing from shadow to substance that is, from
 8      V, 19|   reality, which is Christ. The shadow, therefore, is His to whom
 9      V, 19|         attempt to separate the shadow from the body of which it
10      V, 19|         body of which it is the shadow. Manifestly Christ has relation
11      V, 19|          if the body has to its shadow. But when he blames those