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1   1, 47|         or of labour, suffice to persuade thee, (that all is thus)
2   3, 6 |     alone. -- Nor will this  ./. persuade him who is not to be persuaded.
3   4, 28|         whom he will solicit and persuade to worship idols; will excite
4   4, 28|           by enticing), and will persuade him to worship the idols,
5   5, 1 |        the works of God will not persuade, the word of man will be (
6   5, 29| convincing ? And, Can you so far persuade yourself, that they (His
7   5, 46|       language only ? How can we persuade the Persians, the Armenians,
8   5, 50|      power and by deeds did they persuade, and shew forth the works