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 1 TransPre|      study of Origen. Much of his best thought is here presented
 2 NoteGr  |      piety. In return we give the best we have, our prayers. But
 3 PreGreek|     prevent this we have done our best to show readers clearly
 4 PreGreek|            and after applying the best tests we could, we have
 5 I       |           to give each detail, as best they can, a spiritual meaning.
 6 I       |           so; and he must, to the best of his ability, by comparing
 7 XI      |              1. Now let us do our best to discover what truths
 8 XI      |         what they judge to be the best, and then tread down the
 9 XII     |      certain faculties in us, the best of which are nourished by
10 XIII    |         suppose, were made of the best of the Egyptian gold. From
11 XIII    |    Egyptian gold. From the second best came the candlestick throughout
12 XVI     |      their claims, has chosen the best; and as the advanced student
13 XVIII   |          which, we ask, is really best ---- that with unreasoning
14 XVIII   |     believing that sect to be the best? For it is not by waiting
15 XVIII   |         all will turn out for the best, though the opposite is
16 XVIII   |           and to have studied the best arguments, and both to be
17 XVIII   |         thing to have studied the best arguments? Shall we, however,
18 XVIII   |           call any arguments the "best," except those which are
19 XVIII   |           and to have studied the best arguments, and to be a man
20 XVIII   | discourses to bring forth what is best and most Divine, when we
21 XVIII   |           their views of what was best, have given them proper
22 XVIII   |         my answer is that I do my best to benefit these also, though
23 XX      |      rational creatures, does his best to destroy 401their doctrines,
24 XX      |     succeeded in establishing the best forms of government, magistracies,
25 XX      |       plausible assertions to the best of our power; we would have
26 XX      |         Celsus certainly does his best to make it look as though
27 XX      |         for yourself which is the best view to take, that God over
28 XXI     |          God is just, must do his best to show how in using such
29 XXI     |          ordered them, and He the Best; He understandeth the seasons,
30 XXI     |         God. Now let us offer the best defence we can in the matter
31 XXI     |           them,485because that is best for them. It is probable,
32 XXII    |        quoted, he says that it is best for them to keep to their
33 XXII    |       reason to explain why it is best for the Jews to honour their
34 XXII    |    oversight of them; and, to the best of our ability, let us show
35 XXIII   |       ordereth all things for the best, with good reason hides
36 XXIV    |        such means as you consider best for the discovery of the
37 XXVI    |       descent and riches, and, as best we could, we endeavoured
38 XXVII   |          Him alone to say what is best to be done for each, and