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 1   2, 18|        vessel in the storm, whose entire and violent wreck in the
 2   2, 21|    consists of all its parts, the entire universe itself wholly constitutes
 3   2, 52|        immortals! And, since this entire estrangement of mind had
 4   2, 64|        ruin! And, so far had this entire corruption of soul destroyed
 5   2, 80|           in their desolation, an entire peace with every good thing
 6   2, 86|         At one time He purged the entire life of all, by destructions
 7   2, 87|   underwent upon one occasion (an entire) conflagration; but these,
 8   3, 1 |           the nations, came to an entire end. And, as the knowledge
 9   3, 40|      loaves, that they took up an entire remainder which would suffice
10   3, 55|        deliver up (His vessel) to entire corruption and destruction,
11   4, 3 | foolishness, (be consigned to) an entire disseverance from the light
12   4, 9 |        the soul. And such was the entire superiority which they evinced,
13   4, 17|          we should see, with what entire power, and by what sort
14   4, 18|        this place undergo such an entire desolation as this was.
15   4, 18|           place should undergo an entire destruction and desolation,
16   5, 13|         Saviour, and such was the entire power of the word, which
17   5, 52|          sent from God, and their entire bodies wasted by grievous