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 1 I    |         Divine inspiration, let us bring together a few brief remarks
 2 I    |        that are not, that he might bring to nought the things that
 3 IV   |         the ends of the earth, and bring into subjection to the word
 4 IX   |         law hath been our tutor to bring us unto Christ, that we
 5 XIII | Christianity your "object," and to bring the whole force of your
 6 XIV  |          that are not, that he may bring to nought the things that
 7 XVIII|           gave a word to those who bring good tidings with great
 8 XVIII|        that are not, that he might bring to nought the things that
 9 XVIII|           our public discourses to bring forth what is best and most
10 XVIII|           for the sick that he may bring them the help they need,
11 XX   |        service of man: that he may bring forth food out of the earth;
12 XX   |          that so many philosophers bring Providence into their arguments
13 XX   |          that would be not only to bring down the soul from the vaults
14 XX   |          at long intervals, and to bring its father, dead and buried
15 XXI  |          time, whenever they shall bring forth fruit abundantly,
16 XXI  |         not contradictory; we must bring them both together, and
17 XXII |         distinctly mean, if he can bring it about, to make a Jew
18 XXII |            to rise above these and bring the soul near to the Creator,
19 XXIII|          has brought about or will bring about what he relates, but
20 XXIII|     Jeremiah, in order that he may bring us back to ourselves, and
21 XXIII|           what the Lord intends to bring upon every nation. ~19.
22 XXIII|      different from human kind, do bring about some of the events
23 XXIII|            the detestable results, bring things to pass of their
24 XXV  |          all that follows they who bring in by a side wind the absurd
25 XXV  |         say, "I buffet my body and bring it into bondage, lest by
26 XXV  |            not buffet his body and bring it into bondage as much
27 XXV  |         would buffet his body, and bring it into bondage, because
28 XXVI |         and very many. And he will bring upon thee again all the
29 XXVI |            this law, will the Lord bring upon thee, until it utterly
30 XXVII|           it is unworthy of God to bring about the hardening of any
31 XXVII|            to say, "And thou shalt bring down his hoar head in peace
32 XXVII|            to the unbelieving they bring hardness of heart. And,