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 1   1, 72     |    the earth, the mother that bore him; and again, impiously
 2   3, 4      |       Greek or Barbarian, who bore all this pre-eminence, --
 3   3, 39     |    means of the Body which he bore, -- as it were by an Interpreter, --
 4   3, 55     | person of the Vessel which He bore, " His truth shall gird
 5   3, 59     | underwent our sufferings, and bore our pains; but we considered
 6   4, 31(120)|  seems to me to mean this: He bore long with the ignorance
 7   5, 16     |   have done ? -- who (indeed) bore the reproach of all men,
 8   5, 21     |  works of which His disciples bore testimony, but that His
 9   5, 21     |   wished to injure them, they bore with without anger32. But,
10   5, 42     |     grievous things (which He bore) ? His betrayal by one word