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 1 I    |          in failure. But in every land, Greek and Barbarian, throughout
 2 I    |    foretold: "For thou Bethlehem, land of Judah, art in no wise
 3 I    | containing the cities of the holy land. It may be that these are
 4 I    |         that throughout the whole land blood should reach to the
 5 XII  |           both ascend to the holy land, the true, really good land,
 6 XII  |       land, the true, really good land, and, following the list
 7 XIII |          of Israel from their own land into Egypt, and darkly hints
 8 XIII |          so long as he was in the land of Israel, and did not taste
 9 XIII |     although he returned into the land of Israel, he returned to
10 XIII |        brought thee up out of the land of Egypt." 228And, taught
11 XIII |      things of Egypt, leaves that land, and provides for the service
12 XVIII|        beget children, or sow the land, unless he believes that
13 XVIII|      sailed the sea, or sowed the land, or married a wife, or engaged
14 XVIII|        Christ went out into every land, and their words unto the
15 XVIII|          that I heard in mine own land of thee and of thy understanding.
16 XX   |        and cattle for tilling the land; while we use other beasts
17 XXI  |         shall eat the good of the land; but if you refuse, and
18 XXI  |         all the first-born in the land of Egypt, and thy first-born";461
19 XXI  |        him that is hardened. "The land," he says, "which hath drunk
20 XXI  |          respect of the rain, the land which is tilled bears fruit,
21 XXI  |       tilled bears fruit, and the land which is neglected and barren
22 XXI  |           to grow that are in the land"; but however harsh it might
23 XXI  |        and thorns grew. It is the land which hath drunk the rain
24 XXI  |       came also upon the inferior land; but it was the inherent
25 XXI  |           inherent badness of the land, left uncared for and uncultivated,
26 XXI  |     cultivation or neglect of the land; the nature of the land
27 XXI  |           land; the nature of the land is one and the same. ~10.
28 XXI  |           reply, "I will sow this land later when I have dressed 476
29 XXI  |       safer method will suit this land better than it would the
30 XXI  |          better than it would the land which takes the seed sooner
31 XXII |         it was to superintend the land of those for whom the laws
32 XXII |         they found a plain in the land of Shinar; and they dwelt
33 XXII |         east, find a plain in the land of Shinar: which, being
34 XXII |        its inhabitants, some to a land hard to cultivate, others
35 XXII |        one not so hard, some to a land full of wild beasts, and
36 XXVI |       rain in its season, and the land shall yield her increase,
37 XXVI |           full, and dwell in your land safely," 632and so on. And
38 XXVI |         pass over Jordan unto the land which the Lord thy God giveth
39 XXVII|         be more tolerable for the land of Sodom in the day of judgment