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 1 I     | nourishments for cheering the heart, rudders for guiding our
 2 IV    |      of the voice, but of the heart. Nor need He be clamorously
 3 V     |      the very recesses of her heart. She spoke with hidden prayer,
 4 V     |       her voice, but with her heart, because she knew that thus
 5 V     |       says, "She spake in her heart, and her lips moved, and
 6 V     |  teaches, saying, "But in the heart ought God to be adored by
 7 VIII  |      prayer, and being of one heart in the agreement of the
 8 XV    |       love God with all one's heart; to love Him in that He
 9 XXIII |       we should also have one heart and one mind. Thus God does
10 XXIV  |     who was acceptable in his heart. Abel, peaceable and righteous
11 XXIV  |    fear of God, with a simple heart, with the law of righteousness,
12 XXVIII|     Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy mind,
13 XXXI  |    and earnest with our whole heart, intent on our prayers.
14 XXXI  |     may have one thing in our heart and another in our voice,
15 XXXI  |    and to be asleep with your heart, while the Christian, even
16 XXXI  |    ought to be awake with his heart, as it is written in the
17 XXXI  |       Songs," I sleep, yet my heart waketh." Wherefore the apostle
18 XXXIII|    unrighteousness from their heart, and giving alms among the
19 XXXV  |    light who has light in his heart? or when has not he the