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 1 II    |      his tender love towards mankind, raised us up again to that
 2 V     |    the appointed doom of all mankind? Or doth it happen only
 3 V     |     love that he hath toward mankind, and made known upon him
 4 VII   |   over, or in enslavement to mankind, or exiled, or, for foul
 5 VII   |      death had dominion over mankind, delivering all to the tyranny
 6 VIII  |    hath been made known unto mankind; the manifestation whereof,
 7 XIV   |   troublesome world treateth mankind, shifting men hither and
 8 XIV   |      may see how the race of mankind may never abide before the
 9 XX    |   hath besought the Lover of mankind to be merciful to him: such
10 XXI   |    forward God's love toward mankind; how our Maker, heedful
11 XXII  |      evil beasts that plague mankind. And they seized these men
12 XXVII |      and rendered useless by mankind. If it be baked by the sun,
13 XXVII |       when it is quenched by mankind. Wherefore Fire cannot be
14 XXVII |      by God, for the sake of mankind, for the carriage of ships,
15 XXVII |  defilers of themselves with mankind, and doers of other monstrous
16 XXVII |    shall he take thought for mankind, he the adulterer, the hunter
17 XXVII |    how can they take care of mankind? Nay, even the poets and
18 XXVII |      and is the Maker of all mankind. ~"Come we now, O king,
19 XXVII |  Ghost, for the salvation of mankind, and was born of a pure
20 XXVIII| greatness of his love toward mankind, hath opened the gates of
21 XXXI  |   who is good and a lover of mankind, who commandeth righteousness,
22 XXXI  |      good God and a lover of mankind! They that serve him, though,
23 XXXII |   cause for the salvation of mankind? But what proof seekest
24 XXXIV |      the love of God towards mankind, and how he is ready to
25 XXXVII|      devise mischief against mankind, and art ever wicked, and