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 1 46|      scourge, and my cheeks to the hand: I turned not away my face
 2 47|           will ransom Him from the hand of the grave. Where is thy
 3 47|         Lord, Sit Thou at my right hand, until I make Thine enemies
 4 48|    therefore, He sits at the right hand of God, about to tread down
 5 48|         accept an offering at your hand. For from the rising of
 6 48| righteousness, and will hold Thine hand, and will keep Thee, and
 7 53|           wrest the sword from his hand, or cut the halter, or drag
 8 54|         the torturer, on the other hand, should be called just and
 9 58|            which is offered by the hand, but by the mind. This is
10 59|           but the one on the right hand, in which the just walk,
11 67|           But others, on the other hand, thought there was but one
12 70|           God. But that time is at hand, as far as may be collected
13 71|       unless it is acquired by the hand, and defended by the hand.
14 71|          hand, and defended by the hand. If there shall be any good
15 71|          known that the time is at hand in which God will return
16 71|          receive his sign in their hand or forehead. And he who