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 1   2, 1 |         immersed) in the depth of ungodly error. ~
 2   2, 19|  nevertheless), into a deadly and ungodly state of mind ! By the mere
 3   2, 21|          Philosophers, dared with ungodly  ./. mouth to affirm, that
 4   3, 61|          every sort of vile (and) ungodly impiety. For, of all these
 5   4, 6 |     hateful; from the chambers of ungodly darkness and from sin, into
 6   4, 30| foreknowledge, to beware of those ungodly persons, who, availing themselves
 7   4, 30|           of such are these ; the ungodly words uttered by them; their
 8   4, 30|          the sources of lying and ungodly doctrine. Nor did they otherwise
 9   4, 30|            His) lambs ! But, that ungodly bitterness117 which lay (
10   4, 34|       doctrines and errors of the ungodly Hereticks: when not one
11   4, 34|       those (I say) who put forth ungodly heterodoxy, and "Tares" (
12   5, 19|        vile, corrupt, iniquitous, ungodly, and impious ? And being
13   5, 20|     against) those who dare, with ungodly mouths, to blaspheme against