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 1 III |  virtues--who do not speak great things, but live them,--let us,
 2 VI  |    heavenly sublimity to earthly things, the Son of God did not
 3 VII |     itself. Even to the end, all things are borne perseveringly
 4 VIII|        VIII.~And after all these things, He still receives His murderers,
 5 XII |  unconscious and ignorant of all things, he knows nothing else in
 6 XII |   instructs us, and says, "These things have I spoken unto you,
 7 XII |         may bear all mischievous things!~
 8 XIII|        the way of glory; and the things that are past perish, while
 9 XIV |          look briefly into a few things out of many, that from a
10 XV  |    thinketh not evil; loveth all things, believeth all things, hopeth
11 XV  |        all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, beareth
12 XV  | believeth all things, hopeth all things, beareth all things." Thence
13 XV  |          all things, beareth all things." Thence he shows that it
14 XV  |          knows how to endure all things. And in another place: "
15 XVI |         Can you accomplish these things unless you maintain the
16 XVI |        discord, of strife, which things ought not to be found in
17 XVI |         in the breast, and these things cannot have place there;
18 XXI |          that is righteous to do things still more righteous, and
19 XXI |       for him that is holy to do things still more holy. Behold,
20 XXII|        Isaiah foretells the same things, saying: "For, behold, the
21 XXIV|        every knee should bow, of things heavenly, and things earthly,
22 XXIV|          of things heavenly, and things earthly, and things beneath."
23 XXIV|          and things earthly, and things beneath." And in the Apocalypse