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 1 IV     |         all their thought. On a day, when the king went forth
 2 IV     |       visionary hopes. ~Another day, when he was gone a-hunting,
 3 V      |    loved him passing well. On a day his son said unto him, "
 4 V      |      son often went abroad. One day, through the negligence
 5 V      |       true that death shall one day overtake me? And who is
 6 VI     |         when he was riding on a day in his golden chariot, with
 7 VII    |      evil, thus saying, 'In the day that ye eat thereof ye shall
 8 VII    |        buried, and on the third day he rose again, vanquishing
 9 VIII   |    uncertainty of the appointed day of death." ~Ioasaph said
10 VIII   |       And what is the uncertain day of death? For on this account
11 VIII   |       Resurrection on the third day, his Ascent into the heavens,
12 VIII   |      and just, hath appointed a day of resurrection and inquisition,
13 IX     |         death; and on the third day he rose again, and became
14 IX     |      life-time, on the dreadful day of Christ's coming, `wherein
15 IX     |         fared sumptuously every day, but who was so niggardly
16 IX     |     give account thereof in the day of judgement.' And again
17 IX     |        he saith concerning that day, "And the heavens shall
18 IX     |       the vine. For behold, the day of the Lord cometh, cruel
19 IX     |        what will they do in the day of visitation, and to whom
20 IX     |     another prophet, `The great day of the Lord is near, and
21 IX     |        and austere voice of the day of the Lord hath been appointed.
22 IX     |        been appointed. A mighty day of wrath is that day, a
23 IX     |     mighty day of wrath is that day, a day of trouble and distress,
24 IX     |         of wrath is that day, a day of trouble and distress,
25 IX     |         trouble and distress, a day of wasteness and desolation,
26 IX     |     wasteness and desolation, a day of blackness and gloominess,
27 IX     |     blackness and gloominess, a day of clouds and thick darkness,
28 IX     |    clouds and thick darkness, a day of the trumpet and alarm.
29 IX     |     able to deliver them in the day of the Lord's wrath; for
30 XI     |       judge, shall give at that day unto all them that have
31 XII    |          others ate every other day, or daily at eventide, that
32 XII    |          but meet on the Lord's Day at one Church, and communicate
33 XII    |      For they wept and mourned, day and night, that they might
34 XII    |  consuming itself hour by hour, day and night, and gradually
35 XIII   |         regard for him. Now one day he was apprehended by certain
36 XIII   |      when at last the appointed day of death is come, of all
37 XVI    |       said the king, `not every day only, but every hour, renew
38 XVI    |   awhile during the heat of the day. ~"Now this poor man's daughter,
39 XVII   |        not varied: the order of day and night hath not changed.
40 XVIII  |         for the desert. So on a day she went out and found an
41 XIX    |    knowledge of God. But on the day, whereon the prince should
42 XIX    |         hast to-day put on. But day by day renew thyself in
43 XIX    |       to-day put on. But day by day renew thyself in righteousness
44 XX     |        do I love. Seven times a day do I praise thee, because
45 XXII   |         the shortcomings of the day, whilst he stood, in prayer
46 XXIV   |       effrontery until on a set day I try thy cause. If thou
47 XXIV   |      them that abide him in the day of trouble, and knoweth
48 XXIV   |       and see the sweet life of day, and hast joined thyself
49 XXIV   |      hadst come to the light of day, destined as thou weft to
50 XXV    |      flattering attentions. The day following, the king came
51 XXV    |      and not see death. But one day we shall all rise again,
52 XXV    |       first man Adam until that day. And then shall all men
53 XXV    |      shall receive them at that day? For though I compare their
54 XXVI   |    themselves into the light of day, but were worshippers by
55 XXVI   |      doom hast thou judged this day, O king. The Lord establish
56 XXVII  |    perished. For though to this day they worship the One Omnipotent
57 XXIX   |     thought of mischief all the day long (let David bear his
58 XXIX   |      him, and be his companions day and night. For myself, I
59 XXXII  |       shall not hurt him in the day that he turneth from his
60 XXXIII |        he declared the terrible day of his dreadful second coming,
61 XXXIV  |        sufferings. On the third day he rose again from the dead,
62 XXXV   |    prayed for him, blessing the day whereon Ioasaph was born,
63 XXXV   | unceasingly. But, on the eighth day, he went back to his palace
64 XXXVI  |    narrow gate, on the fortieth day after his father's decease,
65 XXXVI  |         dwell with them not one day more. "For," said he, "I
66 XXXVI  |         take you to record this day, as saith the holy Apostle,
67 XXXVIII|     moment was wasted, from the day that he came to dwell in
68 XXXIX  |    labours after godliness, one day Barlaam called to him his
69 XXXIX  |       hence, and as if the same day were the beginning and the
70 XXXIX  |       the inward man is renewed day by day. For our light affliction,
71 XXXIX  |    inward man is renewed day by day. For our light affliction,
72 XXXIX  |   departure, I may not live one day more in the world, nor wander
73 XXXIX  |      the burden and heat of the day. Therefore, beloved, gladly
74 XXXIX  |    purity of heart, stepping up day by day to higher work and
75 XXXIX  |       heart, stepping up day by day to higher work and contemplation,
76 XXXIX  |        the parting. But just as day began to dawn, Barlaam ended
77 XL     |        psalms, chanting all the day long, and throughout the