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 1  0,3 |     redeemed with corruptible things as gold or silver . . .
 2  0,3 |      20). Hence in Christ all things are made new. "The mystery
 3  0,3 |     times to re-establish all things in Christ" (Ephesians i.,
 4  0,3 |      higher and more glorious things than the frail and inconstant
 5  0,3 |   supreme law, the end of all things was this: that we come from
 6  1,6 |  teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded
 7  1,7 |      man at the summit of all things and declares that human
 8  1,7 | rights, the estimation of the things of heaven above those of
 9  1,7 |     of the love of God to all things. But this supremacy of man,
10  1,7 |     Church. Indeed whatsoever things Christ has instituted are
11  2,9 |    entirely about God and the things of God. No human wisdom
12  2,9 |  Himself. If there be so many things hidden and veiled by nature,
13  2,9 |      perceived, will make all things subject to himself, not
14  2,9 |       are in nature very many things whose apprehension or explanation
15  2,9 |      they are punished in the things wherein they sin. This is
16  3,11|     Him. For by the Word "all things were made; and without Him
17  3,13|      the earth, will draw all things to Myself' (John xii., 32). ~