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 1 2 |        own constancy? Because, albeit God is by nature good, still
 2 2 | flatter His goodness--and who, albeit "patient," yet threatens,
 3 7 |       a chest! In like manner, albeit He calls the remaining number
 4 7 |        reference to a heathen; albeit it had been "lost" in a
 5 7 |      as it were in the church; albeit "found" by aid of a "lamp,"
 6 8 |        is destroyed; although (albeit all points be capable of
 7 9 |        them to have been Jews, albeit some may possibly have been
 8 9 |        adjustment of examples, albeit in the most nicely-poised
 9 9 |        drachma has been found, albeit among all (rubbish) on a
10 14|      had not rashly condemned, albeit on the ground of that fornication
11 17|      of sin and of death." For albeit he may appear to be partly