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 1   1, 72|         and evince accordingly the conduct which is suitable to its
 2   2, 51|           corrective of the common conduct ? and (to the performance)
 3   2, 94|      tranquillized, and the common conduct (of all) being changed from
 4   3, 1 |          of one just and righteous conduct resulting therefrom, was,
 5   3, 61|       death, the many did in their conduct the things which deserved
 6   3, 79|           to God: and to this same conduct do they adhere. Now has
 7   4, 16|            words, those who should conduct themselves unrighteously
 8   4, 31| consideration) of their lives, and conduct; their purity of doctrine,
 9   4, 37|   testimony. But, as the injurious conduct of these detracts in no
10   5, 1 |   testimony. But, as the injurious conduct of these detracts in no
11   5, 2 |         earth, -- what the sort of conduct was, which was disseminated
12   5, 11|          so entirely changed their conduct, that they boldly brought
13   5, 24|            Whence the glory of the conduct and conversation which was
14   5, 34|            that they were in their conduct opposed to what they wrote;
15   5, 36|         for themselves the sort of conduct, which He had laid down
16   5, 41|     preached the memorial of their conduct and precepts, (both) among