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 1 1    |           that in which He spoke to men face to face. But the glory
 2 1    |      humanity, wishing to show that men shall be judged by the word
 3 1    |        begin to be called Christian men, which is, "Let thy name
 4 1    |           and when they see certain men in the Church wasters, and
 5 2    |         praise; and it behoves such men, and such a class, and such
 6 2    |          time false and troublesome men, who, as ministers under
 7 2    |            is writing; and to these men, being such and so great,
 8 2    |             He knows that with such men there are riches hidden
 9 2    |          saints shows that they are men who are strong in faith,
10 2    |             He shows that there are men of an easy disposition to
11 3    |   association of saints, sets forth men who are careless, and who
12 3    |         declares that they are rich men placed in positions of dignity,
13 3    |          they are all things to all men. And because he who is neither
14 3    |             one; so also is it with men of this kind when they have
15 3    |           because, if in these ways men return out of great destruction
16 4    |    previously it had been closed to men. And it was sufficiently
17 4    |      overcome death, and to set all men free, and that He offered
18 4    |         bring a vain prophesying to men, not adjusting facts to
19 4    |             is to say, of the great men who had any kind of palms
20 5    |         angels of heaven, nor among men in earth, nor among the
21 5    |           but for the suffering for men He was led as a lamb to
22 5    |             that as by one body all men had fallen under the obligation
23 5    |           give remission of sins to men. It is a new thing for men
24 5    |          men. It is a new thing for men to be sealed with the Holy
25 5    | thanksgiving for the deliverance of men from the destruction of
26 6    |        loses its untimely figs-when men are separated from the Church
27 6    |            the last persecution all men departed from their places;
28 7    |      shepherds and eight attacks of men; and they shall encircle
29 10   |         Omnipotent God of heaven to men, and to bear witness that
30 11   |         Gentiles."] That is, to the men of this world, that it may
31 11   |           is, the many thousands of men which were subjected to
32 12   |        seduce the third part of the men who believe.But it should
33 12   |           that the perishing of all men would be alike by death;
34 12   |        persecution.~"I saw that all men withdrew from his abodes."]
35 12   |             forty-four thousands of men should believe on the preaching
36 13   |       before him in the presence of men.~"And he had two horns like
37 13   |           things in the presence of men, so that even the dead appear
38 13   |         from heaven in the sight of men."] Yes (as I also have said),
39 13   |         have said), in the sight of men. Magicians do these things,
40 13   |       turning away because stedfast men, seduced by false signs
41 20   |        faith, which does not permit men to pass over to the second
42 21-22|       stones he sets forth the holy men who cannot waver in persecution,
43 21-22|            by no traces of maddened men. Therefore they are not