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1    I, 13, 4|      in harmony with their own desires,--it will follow that he
2    I, 16, 3|    their condemnation, when he desires us not even to address to
3   II, 32, 1| rejected, but also the man who desires to commit adultery; and
4   IV, 13, 1|       deeds, but even from the desires after them. Now He did not
5   IV, 15   |    YOKE OF THE MOSAIC LAW, THE DESIRES OF THE JEWS, WHO WERE ABUSING
6   IV, 17, 1|     thus teaches them that God desires obedience, which renders
7    V,  1, 1|        means to obtain what He desires; so that neither should
8    V,  8, 2|        headlong into their own desires, having no longing after
9    V, 12, 2|   alone who tread down earthly desires. And therefore Isaiah himself,