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 1 Pre |     controversies but barren of works. So that the state of learning
 2 Pre |        should produce fruit and works, then arise contentions
 3 Pre |  completed) have settled in the works of a few writers; and that
 4 Pre |      their condition: barren of works, full of questions; in point
 5 Pre |         itself certain definite works to be accomplished, and
 6 Plan| designations and directions for works. And as the intention is
 7 Plan|     when so obtained, barren of works, remote from practice, and
 8 Plan|       principally in pursuit of works and the active department
 9 Plan|      will carry whole troops of works along with them, and produce
10 Plan|         of earnest at the first works which come within reach,
11 Plan|     same relation to things and works which the letters of the
12 Plan|        a regular army of divine works, it may seem that we have
13 Plan|       turnedst to look upon the works which thy hands had made,
14 Plan|    Wherefore if we labor in thy works with the sweat of our brows,