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 1 I    |        shall ye be brought for my sake, for a testimony to them
 2 I    |       bare literal sense. For the sake, therefore, of those readers
 3 I    |          he it altogether for our sake? Yea, for our sake it was
 4 I    |        for our sake? Yea, for our sake it was written: because
 5 I    |        secondly, His aim, for the sake of those who cannot bear
 6 I    |      actual event related for the sake of the more mystic meaning,
 7 I    |        have said all this for the sake of showing that the aim
 8 I(84)|       some of the history for the sake of the spiritual meaning
 9 I    |           was written for its own sake, will reconcile themselves
10 IX   |           word, sometimes for the sake of the figurative meaning,
11 XIV  |          to despise death for the sake of confessing Christianity.
12 XX   | everything exists no more for the sake of men than for the sake
13 XX   |          sake of men than for the sake of the irrational creatures.
14 XX   |         and maintain that for the sake of the rational creation
15 XX   |         their office only for the sake of men, but even dogs and
16 XX   |         enjoy what exists for the sake of men. And as a man is
17 XX   |       that they grow more for the sake of men than for the sake
18 XX   |          sake of men than for the sake of the wildest irrational
19 XX   |  creatures were created for man's sake. "If any one should call
20 XX   |   discovered. Now, for argument's sake, let us allow that he and
21 XX   |           does everything for the sake of the rational creatures,
22 XX   |   division of labour, are for the sake of men, who require honey
23 XX   |         men. If, however, for the sake of testing the statements
24 XX   |        have not been made for the sake of lion, eagle, or dolphin,
25 XX   |         neither have they for the sake of man; but the aim was
26 XX   |            but all things for the sake of the rational creature;
27 XXI  |     destroying Free Will, for the sake of introducing perishing
28 XXI  |          more disobedient for the sake of showing forth mighty
29 XXI  |           meet for them for whose sake it is also tilled, receiveth
30 XXI  |          Return for thy servants' sake, the tribes of thine inheritance,
31 XXII |       philosophers do? If for the sake of defending his pet theory,
32 XXIII|            For Jacob my servant's sake, and Israel my chosen, I
33 XXIII|       clearly shows, that for the sake of the people to whom Cyrus
34 XXIII|           create some one for the sake of a manifestation to the
35 XXIII|     Pharaoh was preserved for the sake of showing the power of
36 XXIV |       were changed by God for the sake of putting all in order? ~
37 XXVI |          certain commands for the sake of securing certain blessings,
38 XXVII|         what befell them, for the sake of punishment and correction,
39 XXVII|           in the sea, was for his sake. Let us see, then, if we