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 1   1, 70    | delivered over to instructors, teachers, and doctors, until he came
 2   2, 21(53)|     have been the most ancient teachers of this doctrine. ~
 3   2, 50    |        and at hand, as (their) Teachers. Nor should they have injured,
 4   3, 28    |      these into Lawgivers, and Teachers, of the whole creation of
 5   3, 44    |       deeds, might be made the Teachers of the fear of God who is
 6   4, 6     |     made use of these (as) the Teachers of His words; it would indeed
 7   4, 8     |     promise) constituting them Teachers to all nations, of that
 8   4, 8     |        catching fish, could he Teachers both of the Greeks and Romans,
 9   4, 11    |      by the superiority of the Teachers (employed), that His Church
10   5, 5     |         even) those of His own teachers, who have put much together
11   5, 15    |       ascribe the cause to the Teachers ? If then He was the first
12   5, 15    |  without precepts, and without teachers, (so) learned of Himself,
13   5, 16    |      Him that He had deceiving teachers, and that neither the sciences
14   5, 16    |       before Him, and were His teachers, whether in Egypt or elsewhere20;
15   5, 22    |     and who forthwith arose as teachers of them to other Disciples, (
16   5, 46    |        their lips, ever be the Teachers of any one man, much less
17   5, 46    |       them both the Doers, and Teachers, of the worship of His God94.