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 1 Text|        only for the reward which God proffers, but we also fear
 2 Text|          us, and that we beseech God to bless those who afflict
 3 Text|          you.~We worship the One God, whom, by nature, ye all
 4 Text|       unless they were wayward.  God is not so; and He, who is
 5 Text|        him to be set up by their God, they must needs love him,
 6 Text|         for him, as a man nex to God, and having from God whatever
 7 Text|          to God, and having from God whatever he hath, and as
 8 Text|          only less than the true God.  This he himself ought
 9 Text|         than the one and the tue God.  So also is he greater
10 Text|          but we do this unto our God and his, and after that
11 Text|       others, most fitly beseech God for the health of Caesar,
12 Text| ourselves which we look for from God.  Nevertheless, as we have
13 Text|        of the impending wrath of God, which it behoves us, in
14 Text|        them, "not to war against God."  Thou mayest do the duties
15 Text| Christians of his host made unto God; and indeed at what time
16 Text|          giving thanks unto "the God of gods, who alone is mighty."
17 Text|       they bear witness unto our God.~Furthermore, we keep not
18 Text|        for truth, for the living God, are we burnt.  The sacrilegious
19 Text|       foes.  We have no Lord but God alone; he is before thine