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 1 I    |        Urim and Thummim." 6And we turn the foregoing passage against
 2 V    |         my duty towards you, I in turn, if I decline the labour,
 3 V    |          apology, which you might turn against me if I were to
 4 V    |        this, my head swims, and I turn dizzy at the thought that
 5 XI   |       inspired Scripture, and not turn from the passages troubled
 6 XIV  |   striketh thee on the one cheek, turn the other also": 271and, "
 7 XVIII|         he believes that all will turn out for the best, though
 8 XVIII|        nevertheless calculated to turn believers from the practice
 9 XVIII|         is most foolish among you turn aside unto me";379and those
10 XVIII|         to give up a low life and turn to something better? How
11 XVIII|         for encouraging slaves to turn and lead a virtuous life,
12 XX   |           as it depends upon him, turn any one of the simpler sort,
13 XX   |        not see that in wishing to turn his readers from Christianity,
14 XX   |         what they choose; or they turn the fancies of such creatures
15 XX   |           by means of an augur to turn His people from the practice
16 XX   |            or some hostile spirit turn our imagination to follow
17 XX   |       does God in process of time turn it again to Himself, nor
18 XX   |          each of which has in its turn received its appointed lot."
19 XX   |         and in process of time to turn it back to Himself. It is
20 XX   |     neglect the words intended to turn them may fitly pay the penalty
21 XXI  |            lest haply they should turn again, and it should be
22 XXI  | combination of circumstances, and turn it to account this way or
23 XXI  |        them and perish, let us in turn take some of these, and
24 XXI  |            lest haply they should turn again, and it should be
25 XXI  |            lest haply they should turn again, and it should be
26 XXI  |        the case that some hearers turn because they hear clearer
27 XXI  |          clearer teaching, and so turn that they become worthy
28 XXI  |            Lest haply they should turn again, and it should be
29 XXI  |            Lest haply they should turn again, and it should be
30 XXI  |            viz. "That men may not turn, and having turned become
31 XXII |      whether men of a philosophic turn of mind, who have been taught
32 XXII |       these same men at intervals turn again, and let him behold
33 XXIII|          whether the hearers will turn or abide in their sins.
34 XXIII|           if they had no power to turn, and His foreknowledge thus
35 XXIII|         yesterday. Now it is your turn. If you have anything to
36 XXIV |          things brings me to this turn in the argument. If matter
37 XXVII|       they do not on that account turn aside from the sound faith;
38 XXVII|   endeavours through suffering to turn him from sin to godliness,
39 XXVII|        fond of clay, he wishes to turn 708the Hebrews also into