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 1    I,  9, 3 |    for Adam by God out of the dust, and it is this that John
 2  III, 21, 10|       Him," and the Lord took dust from the earth and formed
 3  III, 21, 10|     former was taken from the dust, and God was his Maker,
 4  III, 21, 10|        did not God again take dust, but wrought so that the
 5  III, 23, 3 |    face, and to return to the dust from whence he was taken.
 6   IV, 20, 8 | heaven had descended into the dust of death. Moreover, [with
 7   IV, 33, 12| should be brought down to the dust of death? with all [the
 8   IV, 33, 12|    dead ones who slept in the dust, and came down to them to
 9    V,  2, 3 |    resolution into the common dust of mortality, that we, being
10    V,  3    |     HE HAS FORMED IT FROM THE DUST OF THE EARTH; HE WILL ALSO
11    V,  3, 2 |       inasmuch as God, taking dust from the earth, formed man.
12    V, 14, 2 |   moulded originally from the dust. But if it had been necessary
13    V, 14, 2 |   blood. For the Lord, taking dust from the earth, moulded
14    V, 15, 2 |     man was formed out of the dust. For that which the artificer,
15    V, 16, 1 |     thou turnest again to the dust from whence thou weft taken."