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1 8 |       the root puts forth the tree, and the fountain the river,
2 8 | hesitate, indeed, to call the tree the son or offspring of
3 8 |    name of Son. But still the tree is not severed from the
4 8 |     two. For the root and the tree are distinctly two things,
5 8 |      just as the fruit of the tree is third from the root,
6 22|    from the fountain, and the tree's from the seed); "I have
7 29|    they which are hanged on a tree," a curse which, after the