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 1 I    |     case, and that vast numbers go wrong, it is somewhat dangerous
 2 I    |        of Scripture, even if we go no further, is evident from
 3 I    |        in his house: let no man go out of his place on the
 4 I    |         the mere letter, do not go to the root of things, and,
 5 I    | inasmuch as he was unwilling to go to his house and rest, when
 6 V    |          2. As far as the words go there are two possible meanings
 7 XIV  |         Chief Good nevertheless go down to the Piraeus that
 8 XIV  |          and, "If any man would go to law with thee, and take
 9 XVIII|         than them. Does any man go on a voyage, or marry, or
10 XVIII|         set of fools, away they go and show off." Now observe,
11 XVIII|         set of fools, away they go and show off." When he thus
12 XIX  |    brought up; and from this to go on to show that what is
13 XX   |        their heavy burdens; why go on doing so to no purpose?"
14 XX   |       locusts have no king, yet go they forth all of them by
15 XX   |       viz. that the birds would go away to some place and do
16 XX   |         show that the birds did go there and do what they foretold.
17 XX   |       And it seems that we must go and be taught by the birds,
18 XX   |         superior to men, should go to the birds for instruction,
19 XX   |       the birds said they would go away and do this or that,
20 XX   |         then show that they did go away and do what they had
21 XX   |  beforehand that the birds will go to some place and do this
22 XXI  |        might not let the people go; and with this shall also
23 XXI  |     Thou wilt not let my people go.460Behold, I smite all the
24 XXI  |        said, "Only ye shall not go very far away: ye shall
25 XXI  |         very far away: ye shall go a three days' journey, but
26 XXI  |   cannot, so far as these words go, be held responsible. For
27 XXII |       of different nations, and go on to ask how, in the several
28 XXII |       which they purpose to do. Go to, let us go down, and
29 XXII |    purpose to do. Go to, let us go down, and there confound
30 XXII |      will suppose them to say, "Go to, let us make brick, and
31 XXIII|       so also, if any one would go deep into the discussion
32 XXIII|       shall not be shut; I will go before thee, and make mountains
33 XXIII|     beget children, whether you go with a woman, or whether
34 XXIII|     beget children, whether you go with a woman, or do not
35 XXIII|         with a woman, or do not go, you will not beget children:
36 XXIII|    useless therefore for you to go with a woman." In this case,
37 XXIII|  without going with a woman, to go with a woman is not a useless
38 XXIII|          Now, if you afterwards go to another astrologer and
39 XXIV |       of evil; I will therefore go on to the discussion of
40 XXV  |   estranged from the womb; they go astray as soon as they be
41 XXV  |   estranged from the womb, both go astray as soon as they were
42 XXVII|       should not let the people go? For you tell us that if
43 XXVII| hardened he would have let them go. Further, we should like
44 XXVII|    hardened? If he had let them go, not being hardened, he
45 XXVII|          If he had not let them go, the hardening of his heart
46 XXVII|        have refused to let them go, even if he had not been
47 XXVII| passages from the Gospel, which go to show that even the Saviour
48 XXVII|      said unto thee, Let my son go, that he may serve me; and
49 XXVII|        thou refusest to let him go: behold, I will slay thy
50 XXVII|        might not let the people go, can be just, and at the
51 XXVII|    unless Pharaoh will let them go, He will slay his first-born
52 XXVII|     thou wilt not let my people go"; 703 and in another place, "