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 1 II   |      which he delivered to the people; also how he would speak
 2 XIX  |     that Moses should lead the people out of Egypt, but that Jesus (
 3 XIX  |    should be a preacher to the people. Then again, [it was fit]
 4 XIX  |       the Lord ceased when the people had eaten wheat from the
 5 XXII |   neither shalt thou curse the people." He does not hint at anything
 6 XXII |    anything with regard to the people, for they all lay before
 7 XXII |     pronounce a curse upon the people. Not, indeed, that [his
 8 XXVII|     Baptist, who showed to the people the faith in Christ. And
 9 XXVII|      indicates] this, that the people, when instructed, recognized
10 XLIII| signified by prophecy that the people, having become transgressors,
11 LII  |      now give to His believing people power to drink spiritual
12 LII  |    also did He give joy to His people. And as He was capable of
13 LIV  |    Leader, and, respecting the people, Legislator. He preached
14 LIV  |        but was not held by the people as worthy of credit; was
15 LV   | certain thing from Him." These people are certainly not void of