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 1 I    |       the world, that he might put to shame them that are wise;
 2 I    |   garden in Eden eastward, and put in it a tree of life,71which
 3 I    |        should be ordered to be put to death; whereas the Scripture
 4 I    |        two eyes see, should we put the blame on the right eye.
 5 I    |       woman to lust after her, put the blame on the right eye
 6 II   |      solve the difficulties we put before them; or, at least,
 7 V    |       of the commandment, if I put forth anything as truth
 8 XII  |         and being overcome are put to sleep. ~2. If any of
 9 XIV  |       of understanding: or, to put it another way, not Greeks
10 XIV  |        the world that he might put to shame them that are wise;
11 XIV  |   those to investigate who can put themselves into God's hands
12 XVIII|       the world, that he might put to shame them that are wise;
13 XVIII|       the world, that he might put to shame them that are wise; 384
14 XX   |       the rational, perhaps to put rational creatures to the
15 XX   |        many other animals will put in a claim to the same thing;
16 XXI  |       the stony heart, and has put in them something better,
17 XXI  |     not earthy, because he was put to shame by the signs and
18 XXI  |   which any man is hardened is put away; and as for the creating
19 XXI  |        stony hearts, we do not put them away, it is clear that
20 XXI  |        of himself, and then to put himself in the hands of
21 XXII |        you see I am willing to put the whole thing in a nutshell.
22 XXIII|      man will sin, He does not put a finger on him when he
23 XXIII|       contingency. ~9. We will put the case more clearly this
24 XXIV |   assume that they can, and to put the assumption in the forefront
25 XXV  | servant, thou oughtest to have put my money to the bankers." 611
26 XXVI |      and my ordinances, I will put none of the diseases upon
27 XXVI |    diseases upon thee, which I put upon the Egyptians; for
28 XXVI |        strength; and they will put you out of countenance by
29 XXVI |        no plaster, nor oil, to put upon them, neither have
30 XXVI |       Providence, shall we not put up with the unpleasant and
31 XXVII|        a patient had before he put himself under treatment ----
32 XXVII|     and perhaps by his conduct put a stop to it: so that having
33 XXVII|        the foregoing, which we put down as it came into our