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 1 6 |     flesh (is) "in Christ" has lost its pristine soils, is now
 2 7 |         OF THE PARABLES OF THE LOST EWE AND THE LOST DRACHMA.~
 3 7 |        OF THE LOST EWE AND THE LOST DRACHMA.~You shall have
 4 7 |   parables, where you have the lost ewe re-sought by the Lord,
 5 7 | figured the restoration of the lost ewe, to whom else is it
 6 7 |       configured it but to the lost heathen, about whom the
 7 7 |  heathens than by being first "lost," and "re-sought" by God,
 8 7 |    should represent the ewe as lost not from a flock, but from
 9 7 |   heathen; albeit it had been "lost" in a house, as it were
10 7 |       which have been mortally lost, and eaten up, are recovered--
11 7 |        example of the drachma (lost and found again) even within
12 9 |      Adam by transgression had lost. The "ring" also he is then
13 10|     who knows both what he has lost and what he will recover
14 10|        of His own sons, He has lost, seeing that He has thus
15 14|       him whom she had already lost on his ereption, and whom,
16 22|      prison than they who have lost(the fellowship of) the Church!
17 22|        apostatized--he who has lost Christ amid agonies, or (