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 1 12 |          to restore peace to the world. It is, notwithstanding,
 2 17 |          he shows Himself to the world vested with a priestly office,
 3 17 |          When He cometh into the world he saith. . . 'behold I
 4 32 |       from the seductions of the world and its vice, and leading
 5 40 |             go ye into the whole world and preach the gospel to
 6 61 |          the consummation of the world.52 They are equally the
 7 67 |          His own who were of the world,"57 "at the last supper,
 8 73 |      also for those of the whole world"67 and likewise He daily
 9 76 |         possession bought is the world."73~
10 77 |      Christ, after redeeming the world at the lavish cost of His
11 126|          is yours whom the whole world cannot take away from you."117~
12 133|        everywhere throughout the world, but makes them her own,
13 134|        saving fountains upon the world, one of blood and the other
14 140| different parts of the Christian world the practice arose of setting
15 150|        to the allurements of the world? Sundays and holydays, then,
16 159|         forgetting this wretched world in order to aspire only
17 185|     before the foundation of the world that we should be holy and