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 1    I, 22, 1|          thus proving themselves ungrateful to Him that created them.
 2    I, 28, 1|          thus proving themselves ungrateful to God, who formed all things.
 3   II, 34, 3|     reject it, and prove himself ungrateful to his Maker, inasmuch as
 4   II, 34, 3|      those who showed themselves ungrateful towards Him: "If ye have
 5   II, 34, 3|      life, have shown themselves ungrateful to Him who bestowed it,
 6  III, 19, 1|        God, and prove themselves ungrateful to the Word of God, who
 7  III, 20   |      SAVE. MAN IS THEREFORE MOST UNGRATEFUL, IF, UNMINDFUL OF HIS OWN
 8  III, 20, 1|          rendered him (man) more ungrateful towards his Creator, obscured
 9   IV, 11, 2|         His just judgment is the ungrateful man, who both despises his
10   IV, 30, 2|           masters] were not only ungrateful towards them, but had in
11   IV, 36, 6|          most deservedly, to the ungrateful and to those that are insensible
12   IV, 37, 6|       men who immediately proved ungrateful towards Him; for they were
13   IV, 38, 4| themselves, being insatiable and ungrateful, unwilling to be at the
14   IV, 39, 2|          skill, and show thyself ungrateful towards Him, because thou
15   IV, 39, 2|      mere] man, by becoming thus ungrateful to God, thou hast at once
16    V,  2, 3|          God, our minds becoming ungrateful; but learning by experience
17    V,  3, 1|        one's self, rendering man ungrateful, has brought much evil upon