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 1    I, 23, 4|     eagerly pressed into their service. They also have an image
 2   II, 34, 4| subjection, and devoted to His service. Thus far, then, let me
 3  III, 11, 8|      sacerdotal and liturgical service. Afterwards, being made
 4   IV,  8, 3|    secular affairs, but in the service of the Lord, fulfilling
 5   IV, 11, 4|     with all the heart, do Him service; whereas to scoffers, and
 6   IV, 14, 1|        He stand in need of our service when He ordered us to follow
 7   IV, 14, 1|      by the light. Thus, also, service [rendered] to God does indeed
 8   IV, 14, 1|    this reason does God demand service from men, in order that,
 9   IV, 14, 1|      those who continue in His service. For, as much as God is
10   IV, 14, 1|    remain permanently in God's service. Wherefore also did the
11   IV, 14, 3|   monitions, and all the other service of the law. He does Himself
12   IV, 14, 3|        continue devoted to His service.~
13   IV, 16, 1|   continue day by day in God's service. "For we have been counted,"
14   IV, 17   |     SAKE, OR AS REQUIRING SUCH SERVICE; FOR HE DOES, IN FACT, NEED
15   IV, 30, 2|    brick, and in all manner of service in the field which they
16   IV, 32, 2|       whom it was given to the service of God, for their benefit (
17   IV, 32, 2|      benefit (for God needs no service from men), and exhibited
18    V, 24, 1|     are God's ministers, doing service for this very thing." This
19    V, 28, 2|    apostate spirits are at his service, he through their means
20    V, 29   |      HAVE BEEN CREATED FOR THE SERVICE OF MAN. THE DECEITS, WICKEDNESS,