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 1    I,  2, 3 |       these passions, she at last changed her mind, and endeavoured
 2    I, 30, 9 |         came to this world, these changed into bodies more opaque,
 3   II,  8, 2 |           of their Father will be changed into darkness and buried
 4   II, 14    |       HEATHEN; THE NAMES ONLY ARE CHANGED.~1.
 5   II, 18, 5 |        they meet,] suffer and are changed and destroyed. And, in like
 6  III, 17, 3 |    foreseeing this gracious gift, changed his request, and prophesied
 7   IV,  3    |          THAT THE TRUE GOD CAN BE CHANGED, OR COME TO AN END BECAUSE
 8   IV,  3, 1 |           them, and they shall be changed: but Thou art the same,
 9   IV, 18, 2 |        the species alone has been changed, inasmuch as the offering
10   IV, 33, 12|        and their songs, should be changed into grief and lamentation
11   IV, 34, 4 | war-lances into ploughshares, and changed them into pruning-hooks
12    V, 10    |           BUT NOT WHOSE NATURE IS CHANGED BY GRAFTING, HE PROVES MORE
13    V, 10, 1 |       kindly to the graft, and is changed into the good olive-tree,
14    V, 10, 2 |        showing that he has become changed for the better, being now