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 1   1, 21|    body, and a stranger to all service of government. It has, therefore,
 2   1, 44|    they necessarily render the service which is due to rational
 3   1, 45|      beasts are (at his ready) service. These same too, we kill
 4   1, 48|     the tame animals for (his) service; reducing (their) fierce
 5   1, 72|     all, and render to him the service of thanksgiving, because
 6   3, 1 |     appertained to the ancient service of Demons, were undone by
 7   3, 34|      one God, one and the same service?~
 8   3, 55|     after it had completed the service which it rendered to THE
 9   4, 2 |         illustrious from (his) service to the rule and power of
10   4, 3 |   appointed that their noblest service should be performed ! and (
11   4, 20|       children, nor should the service of the law he established
12   4, 22|      in Jerusalem. And, on the service worthy of God, which should
13   4, 23|      Disciples on the rational service to be completed by Himself,
14   4, 23|      who received the rational service, -- from Him, did perform
15   4, 23|      from Him, did perform the service of God, "in spirit and in
16   4, 23|       shall render to God, the service which is worthy of Him,
17   4, 24|    another, Jerusalem, and the service there performed according
18   5, 14| themselves to the most exalted service, and applied themselves