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 1 I     |          God, moreover, willed many things to he said and to be heard
 2 II    | condescended to give and confer all things else; in order that while
 3 V     |       moreover, suggests these same things by Jeremiah, and teaches,
 4 VI    |           the petitioner. And these things the Lord records in His
 5 VII   |                          VII.~These things, beloved brethren, when
 6 VIII  |                    VIII.~Before all things, the Teacher of peace and
 7 XI    |          but spiritual and heavenly things; since the Lord God Himself
 8 XIV   |          and deed God's will in all things, we pray and ask that God'
 9 XIV   |          not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If
10 XVI   |             in earth, each of which things pertains to the fulfilment
11 XVI   |             we cannot do those very things that we would, in that the
12 XVI   |           seeks heavenly and divine things, while the flesh lusts after
13 XVI   |          after earthly and temporal things; and therefore we ask that,
14 XVI   |            so that ye cannot do the things that ye would. Now the works
15 XVI   |             that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom
16 XVI   |           will of God, that earthly things should give place to heavenly,
17 XVI   |           that spiritual and divine things should prevail.~
18 XIX   |            disciple, renouncing all things according to the word of
19 XX    |              then whose shall those things be which thou hast provided?"
20 XXI   |        clothed? For after all these things do the nations seek. And
21 XXI   |           ye have need of all these things. Seek ye first the kingdom
22 XXI   |        righteousness, and alI these things shall be added unto you."
23 XXI   | righteousness, He promises that all things shall be added. For since
24 XXI   |             be added. For since all things are God's, nothing will
25 XXIII |      himself by his lord. And these things Christ still more urgently
26 XXVII |              XXVII.~After all these things, in the conclusion of the
27 XXVII |           comprehending all adverse things which the enemy attempts
28 XXVIII|             again: "Whatsoever good things ye would that men should
29 XXXIII|             us, and teaches similar things, saying, "Loosen every knot
30 XXXIII|        received of Epaphroditus the things which were sent from you,
31 XXXIV |          was manifested, that these things were of old Sacraments,