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 1 Pre      |    original by endeavouring to render it word for word, that his
 2   1, 37  |        created on the earth to render praise to the Godhead and
 3   1, 41  |    light which is intelligent, render the praises which are unutterable.
 4   1, 43  |        heavens, and henceforth render praise to Him, meditating
 5   1, 44  |   nature; and they necessarily render the service which is due
 6   1, 66  |       God: to Him also does he render praise ; and shews, by means
 7   1, 67  |       good; and is enjoined to render, as the return due to a
 8   1, 72  |     common Saviour of all, and render to him the service of thanksgiving,
 9   1, 77  |        then) shall he in truth render as the Angels do, the fruits
10   2, 18  |      the King of all,—did they render praise, the praise (I say)
11   2, 27  |                 27. "64 Let us render honour, neither to that (
12   2, 30  |      of God, and that He would render to every man as he should
13   2, 74  |     vain and empty, since they render honour to beings who can
14   3, 38  |     good thing, they should so render the praises that are due,
15   4, 2(1)|        have thought it best to render it by the English, boy,
16   4, 13  |    other husbandmen, who shall render him the fruits in their
17   4, 13  |        to a people which shall render the fruits" (thereof.) And
18   4, 14  | congregation, that they should render evil fruit, and, on whose
19   4, 14  |    other husbandmen, who shall render to Him the fruits in their
20   4, 14  |   given to a people, that will render the fruits" (thereof) :
21   4, 14  |   other husbandmen, who should render to Him the fruits in their
22   4, 23  |        true worshippers" shall render to God, the service which