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 1 IV   | characteristic of a shameless man to be noisy with his cries,
 2 IV   |      is fitting to the modest man to pray with moderated petitions.
 3 IV   |      not a God afar off. If a man shall hide himself in secret
 4 VI   |    pleased with himself, this man who thus asked, the rather
 5 VI   |  sinner. I say unto you, this man went down to his house justified
 6 IX   |       art in heaven." The new man, born again and restored
 7 IX   |     believe in His name." The man, therefore, who has believed
 8 IX   |     has bidden us to call "no man our father upon earth, because
 9 XII  |      Lord and Judge warns the man that was healed and quickened
10 XIV  |      are in the world. If any man love the world, the love
11 XVII |  apostle designates the first man as being from the dust of
12 XVIII|      down from heaven. If any man eat of my bread, he shall
13 XVIII|       the flesh of the Son of man, and drink His blood, ye
14 XX   |     heaven. He says that that man is able to follow Him, and
15 XXI  |      wanting to the righteous man, since it is written, "The
16 XXI  |       and yet spared him, the man of God was fed. Thus Elijah
17 XXI  |      cruelty of the malice of man!--the wild beasts spare,
18 XXVII|    there in this life, to the man whose guardian in this life
19 XXXII|       praying to God. To this man, when he prayed about the