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 1 I    |       this they attempt in a way worthy of Scripture to define the
 2 I    |    widowed state because not yet worthy of the true Bridegroom.
 3 I    |        wisdom with a power truly worthy of the wisdom of God. For
 4 I    |        we receive no instruction worthy of God, or cleave to the
 5 I    |    looking therein for a meaning worthy of God. And not only did
 6 I    |      done in the body, if judged worthy of the place called Hades,
 7 I    |      earthly Hades, being judged worthy of the different habitations,
 8 II   |       with a great voice, Who is worthy to open the book, and to
 9 II   |         because no one was found worthy to open the book, or to
10 II   |   hereafter, should we be deemed worthy, reveal to us all the mysteries
11 XI   |          they would not be sheep worthy of the rams upon the right
12 XIV  |         do not lead a godly life worthy of the truth concerning
13 XVIII| non-existent, or as existing and worthy of honour, but not of reverence
14 XVIII|       Faithful is the saying and worthy of all acceptation, that
15 XVIII|      confess these persons to be worthy of their God, shows that
16 XVIII|    regarded as "without," 358and worthy only of the popular arguments,
17 XVIII|       they come, making them all worthy of God. ~20. And it is another
18 XIX  |     great simplicity, was deemed worthy of Divine help, which accomplishes
19 XIX  |        and ivory, and stone, are worthy of worship; common sense,
20 XX   |         the creatures not deemed worthy of reason. Towns, then,
21 XXI  |         so turn that they become worthy of the forgiveness of sins,
22 XXI  |         and having turned become worthy of remission of sins" ----
23 XXI  |         full use of what is in a worthy sense our "power," make
24 XXIII|       cause of the betrayal, and worthy of the curses pronounced
25 XXIII|      book of the heavens, a book worthy of God. And, secondly, I
26 XXV  |       that they who love God are worthy of their working together.
27 XXV  |         He will not foreknow, is worthy of a man who knows nothing
28 XXVI |        Scripture, to arrive at a worthy conception of the action
29 XXVII|       Pharaoh's heart to nothing worthy of the purpose of a just
30 XXVII|          would repent and become worthy of both ways seeing the