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 1        1, XIV  |         history from a desire to favour their own system, why should
 2        1, XXX  |     which are able to secure the favour of the Supreme God to him
 3        1, XLIV |       greater probability in its favour than many events in which
 4        1, XLV  |          which bear testimony in favour of both: the Jews to Moses;
 5        1, LII  |          are prejudiced in their favour. This, therefore, was a
 6        1, LII  |          once been prejudiced in favour of the most contemptible
 7        3, VI   |        bewitched, as it were, in favour of the former, accepted
 8        3, XXIX |       considered the evidence in favour of Aristeas being a man--
 9        4, XXXV |          and by arguments in its favour, the errors existing on
10        5, XLI  |   however, that they enjoy God's favour, or are loved by Him differently
11        5, L    |  probable that they are in great favour with God, or are regarded
12        5, L    |         this nation was in great favour with God, from the fact
13        5, L    |         And because they were in favour with God, they were not
14        5, L    | remarkable degree to enjoy God's favour, and to be loved by Him
15        5, L    |        of things and this divine favour were transferred to us,
16        8, XXVI |      have no desire to enjoy the favour of those men who wish us
17        8, XXVI |     lives, and who give us their favour only on condition that we
18        8, XXVI |      their wishes, because their favour would make us enemies of
19        8, XXVI |       never wish to obtain their favour.~
20        8, XXVII|          his piety possesses the favour of the Most High, who has
21        8, XXVII|          well contented with the favour of God through Christ Jesus,
22        8, LXI  |         them, and purchase their favour with a larger supply of
23        8, LXIII|          is there in gaining the favour of the rulers of the earth,
24        8, LXIII|         he wishes us to seek the favour of kings and princes, of
25        8, LXIV |     There is therefore One whose favour we should seek, and to whom
26        8, LXIV |         the Most High God, whose favour is gained by piety and the
27        8, LXIV |        would have us to seek the favour of others after the Most
28        8, LXIV |   follows, that when we have the favour of God, we have also the
29        8, LXIV |        please God: they seek His favour on their behalf; with their
30        8, LXV  |     other men, not only if their favour is to be won by murders,