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 1 PreGreek| Self-existent Trinity to be equal in honour and glory, and in the same
 2 I       |               take the commandment, "Honour thy father and thy mother
 3 XIV     |     corruptible man to show how they honour him; and we sometimes see
 4 XIV     |            that His form was without honour, marred more than the sons
 5 XIV     |            these its form is without honour, and marred more than the
 6 XVII    |            Cause, or from virtue and honour, and apply it to blind Plutus,
 7 XVIII   |            as existing and worthy of honour, but not of reverence and
 8 XX      |            being a man, and being in honour, understandeth not;410wherefore,
 9 XXI     |        well-doing seek for glory and honour and incorruption, eternal
10 XXI     |             the Greek; but glory and honour and peace to every man that
11 XXI     |          make one part a vessel unto honour, and another unto dishonour?"
12 XXI     |          make one part a vessel unto honour, and another unto dishonour?" 502
13 XXI     |              makes some vessels unto honour and some unto dishonour,
14 XXI     |            for one vessel being unto honour, and another unto dishonour.
15 XXI     |          thereto and were vessels of honour? And again, is not what
16 XXI     |         Creator if "one vessel is in honour and another in dishonour,"
17 XXI     |              of earth; and some unto honour and some unto dishonour.
18 XXI     |            he shall be a vessel unto honour, sanctified, meet for the
19 XXI     |        himself becomes a vessel unto honour, while he who carelessly
20 XXI     |             Creator makes vessels of honour and vessels of dishonour,
21 XXI     |             He makes them vessels of honour who purge themselves, and
22 XXI     |            for making the vessels to honour and dishonour it arises
23 XXI     |            arises that one man is to honour and another to dishonour. ~
24 XXI     |             vessel being a vessel of honour, and another a vessel of
25 XXI     |            which vessels are made to honour and dishonour: so, though
26 XXI     |             made some men to be unto honour and others to dishonour.
27 XXI     |     righteousness become a vessel of honour, may, if he do not the like
28 XXI     |              as befits the vessel of honour, become in a different age
29 XXI     |            he may become a vessel of honour in the new creation, sanctified
30 XXI     |              it were from vessels of honour to vessels of dishonour;
31 XXI     |            man becomes a vessel unto honour or unto dishonour, but puts
32 XXI     |            he shall be a vessel unto honour, sanctified and meet for
33 XXI     |              to make one vessel unto honour and another unto dishonour",514
34 XXI     |                make a man to be unto honour or unto dishonour; nor does
35 XXI     |             alone fashion a man unto honour or dishonour unless He have
36 XXII    |              the other nations which honour their own forms of worship.
37 XXII    |              is best for the Jews to honour their own forms of worship,
38 Index   |             causes for one vessel to honour, another to dishonour, 161,