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1   2, 80    |           these were rased to the ground by men ? And, How were those
2   3, 26    |           at once levelled to the ground, both their Temple, and
3   4, 3     |         rased their temple to the ground, and have subdued their
4   4, 21(75)|         sole of her foot upon the ground for delicateness and tenderness,
5   4, 33    |           and some fell upon good ground, and it gave forth fruit,
6   4, 33    |        that which is sown on good ground, is he who heareth the word,
7   4, 33    |        good, who should like good ground hear much, and give great
8   5, 21    | accordingly) to the Teacher. What ground therefore, can there be
9   5, 44(87)|            l. c. above. The chief ground for this suspicion appears