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 1 I   |       to the race of man. ~"Old things are passed away" [2 Cor.
 2 I   |   passed away" [2 Cor. 5:17] -- things new burst forth into flowers,
 3 I   |    sacred trumpet sounded, "Old things are passed away, behold
 4 I   |         passed away, behold all things are become new." [2 Cor
 5 II  |      only fix thine eyes on the things which are taking place there. "
 6 II  |        taking place there. "All things truly are plain to them
 7 III |      and the prophets to do all things in accordance with His own
 8 III |       thing? Who hath seen such things? The most holy virgin mother,
 9 IV  |     assumed by thee." All these things the prophet, summing up
10 V   |        light of truth. To which things Solomon alludes in the Book
11 V   |   minister and testify of those things which were done. ~
12 VI  |         Thy word, embracest all things. I wait for Thee, the Lord
13 VI  |       obey; Thou art God of all things the First. Before Thee was
14 VI  |         before to Sion. For all things are placed under Thee as
15 VI  |   Author, as He who brought all things into being out of nothing,
16 VI  |         being; as the Framer of things by nature different; as
17 VI  |        Thou hast done wonderful things; Thy counsels of old are
18 VIII|         of God in regard to the things which pertain to men, received
19 IX  |       who, amongest all created things, both visible and invisible,
20 IX  |         sure indications of the things that would have place hereafter,
21 IX  |     fast in corruption. For all things yielded and succumbed to
22 IX  |    mother. ~"Even so must these things be. For the hymns which
23 IX  |    worthy to share with God the things of God; who hast alone borne
24 X   |         of Him who embraces all things; the upholder of Him who
25 X   | upholder of Him who upholds all things by His word; the gate through
26 X   |       and heaven, whose are all things, has become in need of thee,
27 XI  |       in Jerusalem, even as the things that were spoken of both
28 XI  |       thanks to God; and so the things which there took place were
29 XII |      there happened to them the things which before hand been declared,
30 XIII|        mundane and supermundane things, Christ our very God. ~Hail,
31 XIII|        most happy, for glorious things are spoken of thee; thy
32 XIII|       Creator and Framer of all things had, as the most divine
33 XIV |        Thou mightest render all things uncorrupt. For Thine is