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 1   1, 37|        honour with the highest praises, (and) which are worthy
 2   1, 41|        intelligent, render the praises which are unutterable. To
 3   1, 45|        up from the earth those praises which are due to the King
 4   1, 46|     out, and say in the divine praises, " What44 is man that Thou
 5   1, 67|     than the heavens,—with the praises which are proper for the
 6   1, 67|    return due to a Father, the praises of thanksgiving and blessing
 7   3, 38|      they should so render the praises that are due, and the blessings
 8   3, 38|       henceforth the righteous praises and thanksgivings, which
 9   4, 25|  things which comprehended the praises of His Godhead should be
10   5, 25| display of words, -- load with praises the governors, and those