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 1 VI     | deepness of earth: and when the sun was up, they were scorched:
 2 VII    |        it; the heavens with the sun, moon and stars, and the
 3 VII    |   Creator.' Some worshipped the sun, moon and stars which God
 4 VII    |      heaven, earth and sea, the sun, moon and the like, he marvelled
 5 IX     |       to shine clearer than the sun, so also in the other matter
 6 IX     |    righteous shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their
 7 IX     |        shall be darkness at the sun's rising, and the moon shall
 8 XI     |       heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and
 9 XV     |    minished in fame. But as the sun, rising to shine on all,
10 XV     |       true philosophy, like the sun, lead with her light those
11 XV     |  thereof, not for that must the sun be blamed, or scorned by
12 XV     |        many a bramble bush, the sun, firmly established on his
13 XV     |        desire and zeal. For the Sun of righteousness disappointeth
14 XVI    |     above the brightness of the sun from the one end of the
15 XVII   |         measure. The courses of Sun and Moon have not varied:
16 XVIII  |      blackened by the scorching sun, and drawn tight over his
17 XXIV   |  understanding. Soothly, as the sun surpasseth in radiance and
18 XXV    |   witness that no man under the sun can search out secrets with
19 XXV    |    righteous shine forth as the sun; they that believed in the
20 XXV    |      beauty to the light of the sun or to the brightest lightning
21 XXVII  |   heaven and earth and sea, the sun and moon, and the other
22 XXVII  |   heaven, and earth and sea, of sun and moon, and of the other
23 XXVII  |  mankind. If it be baked by the sun, it becometh dead, for nothing
24 XXVII  |        They that think that the Sun is a god are in error. We
25 XXVII  |       may not consider that the Sun is a god, but only the work
26 XXVII  |         of men, lesser than the sun, waxing and waning, suffering
27 XXX    |    twelve years the boy saw the sun or fire, he should entirely
28 XXXI   |      him? Seest thou not yonder sun, into how many a barren
29 XXXI   |         as God, he darkened the sun, shook the earth, and raised
30 XXXII  |     from afar brighter than the sun, and hath won the fulness
31 XXXII  |    manifold powers shine as the sun in the world, giving sight
32 XXXIV  |       shining brighter than the sun; and I have come to my senses,
33 XXXVI  |        shall shine forth as the sun, but darkness and everlasting
34 XXXVII |         the fierce blaze of the sun, he was parched with thirst
35 XXXVIII|      Ioasaph was black with the sun's heat, and overgrown with