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 1        1, XIX   |     the world is not yet ten thousand years old, but very much
 2        1, XX    |      modern, and not yet ten thousand years old, when he says
 3        2, XXVIII|    prophecies agree with ten thousand other things more credibly
 4        2, XLVI  | merely, nor a hundred, nor a thousand, but on one occasion five
 5        2, XLVI  |     but on one occasion five thousand at once, and on another
 6        2, XLVI  |    once, and on another four thousand; and that He attracted them
 7        3, X     |   into the wilderness,--five thousand men on one occasion, and
 8        3, X     |    on one occasion, and four thousand on another, having attended
 9        3, XLV   |      And Solomon spake three thousand proverbs, and his songs
10        3, XLV   |      and his songs were five thousand. And he spake of trees,
11        4, XLI   |    long in the base, and two thousand five hundred in breadth?
12        7, XXI   |   The just man shall chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand
13        7, XXI   |    thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight." Now if riches
14        8, XXXIV |      us, we are taught that "thousand thousands stood before Him,
15        8, XXXIV |    stood before Him, and ten thousand times ten thousand ministered
16        8, XXXIV |   and ten thousand times ten thousand ministered unto Him." And