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 1 3    |       crime. It gives no noble, lofty feelings; quite on the contrary,
 2 13   |     came this purity, depth and lofty teaching of the Old Testament
 3 13   |    Testament religion, with its lofty monotheism speaking of a
 4 13   |        closely dependent on the lofty biblical teaching about
 5 15   |      ancient times that is more lofty than the biblical teaching
 6 16,2 |       Ex. 3:13‑14).~Such is the lofty conception of God that Moses
 7 24   |  monotheism, but very profound, lofty and pure, and one we do
 8 24   |         that God is love — most lofty, ideal love, and an inexhaustible
 9 App,2|      dry education. On the most lofty subjects, He taught in such
10 App,2| manifestly understood. The most lofty thoughts were often presented