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 1  I, 3  | even, but his scale mounted high, while I, still entangled
 2  I, 4  |      however, and placing a high value on my friendship,
 3 II, 1  |  which Christ places such a high value. For when we see any
 4 II, 2  |     spiritual wickedness in high places."7 Do you see the
 5 III, 4 |   to man! He who sitteth on high with the Father is at that
 6 III, 4 |     flame sent down from on high may consume the offerings,
 7 III, 6 |    conflict with any men of high rank and great power in
 8 III, 11|  possessed this desire in a high degree (and do not suppose
 9 IV, 1  |  ambitious of obtaining his high office, yet what advantage
10 IV, 1  |     bound to undertake that high office which descended to
11 IV, 1  |    sons. And the very first High Priest of the Jews,7 concerning
12 IV, 1  |   have been chosen for this high office by God himself, though
13 IV, 1  |     For we must not use the high honors given to us by God
14 IV, 2  |     escape the burden of so high an office.~For what is the
15 IV, 2  |   sayest, of receiving this high office, conscious of thine
16 IV, 7  |     imaginations, and every high thing which exalts itself
17  V, 5  |    suppose a man to reach a high standard of it, this will
18 VI, 4  |  has been dignified with so high a ministry, but very discreet,
19 VI, 13 |    noble, and to enjoy in a high degree as a protection to