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 1   1, 23    |        the mind of its Father, openly publishes those things which
 2   1, 27    |     the Preacher of Truth thus openly says: "The Word of God proclaimed,
 3   1, 47    |      irrational, nor (yet) the openly apparent useful servitude,
 4   2, 19(38)|        tragic Poet; not daring openly to profess his notions,
 5   2, 30    |        whom he loved, he spoke openly and well, as a Philosopher,
 6   2, 35    |       on the Law ! And this he openly acknowledges when he says, "
 7   2, 44    |    what way it exists; stating openly, well, and wisely, (and)
 8   2, 46    |        escaped him,—but he had openly confessed,— that they were
 9   2, 75    |       mankind ; that they were openly seen delighting in base
10   2, 85    |      the greatest evils, deign openly to make a Divine manifestation
11   2, 86    |       with their own eyes, has openly shewn His providential care
12   3, 39    |     through an Interpreter, -- openly declared His edicts and
13   3, 41    |       should come to pass, and openly foretold the great change
14   3, 41    |         and the Image that was openly revealed, -- underwent,
15   3, 55    | Secretly, and by stealth ? or, openly before all men, and manifestly?
16   3, 60    |     was after death, He (thus) openly taught them to place their
17   3, 61(94)|         He made a shew of them openly, triumphing over them in
18   4, 1     |    time, it was in their power openly to view ; but to us, these
19   4, 6     |     humble and mean, -- did He openly manifest His work (of redemption).
20   4, 7     |        that they should preach openly to all men that which was (
21   4, 7     |        they should eventually, openly, immediately, (and) through
22   4, 8     |      to them, -- they had seen openly, present, and in his own
23   4, 8     |     you always." They had too, openly viewed the Godhead of Him
24   4, 9     |       to them after Death, and openly held converse with them.
25   4, 11    |  against it. He has therefore, openly confirmed the enouncement
26   4, 14    |         those (I say), who had openly slain the servants first
27   4, 14    |     the people. And much (and) openly did He, in the parable,
28   4, 14    |         and (this) He has most openly shewn, and brought to effect;  ./. 
29   4, 30    |     facts (so) declared became openly visible to all: the followers
30   4, 30    |         drawing near (to Him), openly appeared afterwards to be "
31   4, 31    |  worship of God, of being made openly known. But, His ordinances
32   4, 37    |   fulfilment of these words is openly visible in deed, together
33   5, 1     |   fulfilment of these words is openly viewed in fact, with powers
34   5, 19    |      base, -- in his character openly odious, vile, corrupt, iniquitous,
35   5, 24    |       that has voluntarily and openly ever chosen punishment for
36   5, 28    |      been published, and He so openly received His death that
37   5, 31    |     they found them afterwards openly teaching the multitudes
38   5, 31    |       and died; because he had openly spoken (of Him) in the assembly
39   5, 31    |       this account again, they openly gave their testimony of
40   5, 37    |       accuser ! Hear then, how openly he has memorialized his
41   5, 41    |     confess of them, that they openly and clearly put forth the