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 1 Text|     mine eyes, that at least I may behold what the wicked men
 2 Text|   Thine angel quickly, that he may bring him out thence: for
 3 Text|      said: Permit me, brother, may the Lord grant thee. glory
 4 Text|     three loaves, that the men may eat, lest perchance they
 5 Text|      partake of food, that you may be strong to bear the tossing
 6 Text| nourishment of bread, that you may be strong to bear the tossing
 7 Text|    that it was Jesus: Brother, may the Lord give thee heavenly
 8 Text|       If we go away from thee, may we become strangers to the
 9 Text|  Teacher diet, that their soul may rejoice, and that they may
10 Text|     may rejoice, and that they may forget the fear of the sea;
11 Text|      of the Jebusites, that we may convict the chief priests,
12 Text|    priests, in order that they may know that I am acquainted
13 Text|      that the end of them also may be in execration and destruction,
14 Text|     men that are dead, that we may eat them up to-day. And
15 Text|     men of the city, that they may cast lots upon themselves,
16 Text|        to us for food until we may choose young men, and put
17 Text|    boats as sailors, that they may go away to the countries
18 Text|       some men here, that they may be for food to us.~And the
19 Text|      me, that the executioners may not inflict death upon these
20 Text|  children, but that the knives may be loosened out of the hands
21 Text|    order that henceforward you may be able to collect your
22 Text|     thyself to them, that they may learn my power, and the
23 Text|      him on the mouth, that he may not speak. ~And when it
24 Text|       in order that sacrifices may not be brought to them?
25 Text|    round the city, that no one may be able to escape out of
26 Text|      those have gone, that you may believe in our Lord Jesus
27 Text|       these, in order that you may know the mysteries of our
28 Text|    with us a few days, that we may be filled with thy fountain,