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 1   1, 15|         for himself this (immense) vessel filled with every sort of
 2   1, 28|            It is moreover a mighty vessel, and is the work of the
 3   1, 47| astonishing art of governing (such vessel) so much as even entered
 4   1, 75|      locality,—and resides in this vessel (as it were) on the earth,
 5   1, 75|          not unlike some earthen69 vessel, and) wholly compressed
 6   2, 18|            nothing better than the vessel in the storm, whose entire
 7   2, 52|           to run away; of a broken vessel; the purchasing of an estate;
 8   2, 94|         instrumentality of a human vessel,—the God of truth. The God
 9   3, 39|          has, by means of a mortal vessel, -- not unlike the king,
10   3, 39|      availed himself of this human vessel, and came for the purpose
11   3, 39|    therefore, He required a mortal vessel, a help which would comport
12   3, 39|           holy than all ; a bodily vessel, and sensible habitation,
13   3, 39|     Saviour, by means of the human vessel which He put forth, just
14   3, 39|             only such as His human vessel was ; nor was He restrained
15   3, 40|         upon dry land, causing His Vessel to traverse the back of
16   3, 42|         own will, delivered up His Vessel to those (his) accusers;
17   3, 45|     Himself therefore, of a mortal Vessel, -- for the reasons already
18   3, 55|            right, that this mortal vessel should, after it had completed
19   3, 55|          He should deliver up (His vessel) to entire corruption and
20   3, 55|         being unmindful of His own vessel when subject to corruption: --
21   3, 55|       necessary He should shew His vessel to be superior to death, --
22   3, 55|            immediately led out His Vessel into the land of these enemies
23   3, 55|          thus in the person of the Vessel which He bore, " His truth
24   3, 56|          in the desert between the Vessel of salvation, and the invisible
25   3, 56|            the Demons to this (His Vessel). For it was right, that
26   3, 57|          wishing to shew that some vessel was incombustible and its
27   3, 57|           it known that the mortal Vessel, of which He had availed
28   3, 59|          Redemption, -- the bodily Vessel of THE WORD OF GOD, -- was
29   3, 59|          of us all88." This bodily vessel therefore of THE WORD  ./. 
30   3, 61|          therefore laid there, the Vessel of the living WORD ; and
31   4, 1 |           to hear, by means of the vessel which he assumed, as through
32   4, 2 |         God; -- not looking to the vessel of the Body which was visible,