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 1  III, 10, 4|      Lord; and that they should offer a sacrifice, as it is said
 2   IV,  5, 4|        also might be pleased to offer up for all his seed His
 3   IV, 17, 1|      giving him (man) counsel: "Offer unto God the sacrifice of
 4   IV, 17, 3|       of Egypt, that they might offer sacrifice to Him, but that,
 5   IV, 17, 5|  directions to His disciples to offer to God the first-fruits
 6   IV, 18   |  OBLATIONS, AND THOSE WHO TRULY OFFER THEM.~1.
 7   IV, 18, 1|       glorified in what he does offer, if his gift be accepted.
 8   IV, 18, 1|         the Lord, wishing us to offer it in all simplicity and
 9   IV, 18, 1|    brother, and then return and offer thy gift." We are bound,
10   IV, 18, 1|        are bound, therefore, to offer to God the first-fruits
11   IV, 18, 3|      any one shall endeavour to offer a sacrifice merely to outward
12   IV, 18, 3|      while they were thought to offer correctly so far as outward
13   IV, 18, 4|   creation. But the Jews do not offer thus: for their hands are
14   IV, 18, 4|     synagogoe) of the heretics [offer this]. For some, by maintaining
15   IV, 18, 4|      the Creator, do, when they offer to Him what belongs to this
16   IV, 18, 5| establishes our opinion. For we offer to Him His own, announcing
17   IV, 18, 6|   possessions, so do we need to offer something to God; as Solomon
18   IV, 18, 6|       will that we, too, should offer a gift at the altar, frequently
19   IV, 34, 4|     fighting, but when smitten, offer also the other cheek, then
20   IV, 39, 2|  creation is being carried out. Offer to Him thy heart in a soft
21    V, 25, 4|         put to flight, they who offer a pure sacrifice unto God: "