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Alphabetical [« »] sort 4 sorts 1 sought 2 soul 12 souls 4 sound 5 source 2	Frequency [« »] 12 denial 12 evil 12 father 12 soul 12 though 12 way 12 well	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus Scorpiace IntraText - Concordances soul

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 1 I   |  opened the entrances to the soul, especially when some display
 2 II  |      might, and with all thy soul." And again: "Neither do
 3 II  |      heart and with all your soul. After the Lord your God
 4 II  |   friend who is as thine own soul, solicit thee, saying secretly,
 5 V   | injuring it, to preserve the soul by snatching it away. The
 6 IX  |      not able to destroy the soul, but that they must dedicate
 7 IX  |    He can kill both body and soul, and destroy them in hell.
 8 IX  |      Who is the ruler of the soul also, but God only? Who
 9 X   |    but do nought against the soul: I shall be graced by the
10 XII |    has to be slain, body and soul, in hell? And if he teaches
11 XII | flesh is the clothing of the soul. The uncleanness, indeed,
12 XIII|      renewed day by day" the soul, doubtless, by hope in the