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 1   1,1,5  |     exactly ~with the ancient traditions of those people, the reader
 2   1,1,5  |    stand fast and hold to the traditions which you have been taught,
 3   1,2,2  |      mankind.s history, after traditions began to be forgotten, and
 4   1,5,2  |     rude and immoral heathen ~traditions. ~ In this time of hardship
 5   1,5,2  |     mostly superficial. Pagan traditions and super-~stitions had
 6   1,5,5  | especially ~the obscene pagan traditions that the Jews had adopted
 7   1,5,5  |      the Israelites to pagan ~traditions, their hypocrisy and disobedience.
 8   1,Add,1|     O.P., La Tradition et ler traditions, 11. Esrai Theologique (
 9   1,Add,1|    and all the true Christian traditions be found;. [XIX. 3]. The
10   1,Add,1|     O.P., La Tradition et ler traditions, ~Êtude historique (Paris,
11   1,Add,1|    reference was made to any .traditions. . in plural. ~The only
12   1,Add,1|    Pzuw, La justification~des traditions non écrites chéz Tertullien,
13   1,Add,1|      Paul.s own reference to .traditions,. which the faithful have
14   1,Add,1|     question is one of these .traditions. (71; cf. ~also 66) . The
15   1,Add,1|        says himself, certain .traditions. had to be kept .unwritten.
16   2,1    |    who~were zealous for their traditions and the worship of Yahweh
17   2,2,5  |       the paltry opinions and traditions of the Pharisees. They only
18   2,4,2  |   exceedingly zealous for the traditions of his fathers~(Gal. 1:14).
19   2,4,3  |    strong zealot of pharisaic traditions and persecutor~of the Christian
20   2,4,3  |      Christians to follow the~traditions of Mosaic law.~Returning
21   2,4,3  |      the law of Moses and the traditions of his fathers, thinking