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 1 I     |    noblemen and senators laid aside all the burthens of life,
 2 II    |     own hands. He, not laying aside his God-head, which he had
 3 IV    | kingly power, and was turning aside the common people, and stealing
 4 VII   |      deliberate choice turned aside from good to evil, and was
 5 IX    |       from the just, and turn aside the judgement from the needy,
 6 XII   |   mortal fortune, and cast it aside, and laid up for themselves
 7 XVIII |     him thence, one would lay aside one's own clothing, and
 8 XVIII |     win Christ, who have laid aside all care for meat and raiment
 9 XIX   |   their sins, and have turned aside from the right faith, shall
10 XX    |    and considerations, layeth aside every care of this life,
11 XXXIII|      come to him, and, laying aside all error, received the
12 XXXVI |     Walk ye therein; turn not aside, neither to the right hand,
13 XXXVI |       But Barachias would put aside and reject his offer, saying, "
14 XXXVI |   commandments and by turning aside from every path whose end
15 XXXVII|     the praise of men, to lay aside diadem and purple, as of
16 XXXVII|       the desert; and, laying aside, like a heavy burden and
17 XXXIX | expedient for thee now to lay aside the burden of the flesh: