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 1 TransPre |  Gloucester (Dr. Gibson), who in making the suggestion did not,
 2 I        |        the Godhead of Jesus, and making use of the words of the
 3 I        |         the possibility of sight making any one to stumble, why,
 4 V        | Ecclesiastes, "My son, beware of making many books: there is no
 5 V        |      being on our guard against "making many books." ~Then, after
 6 V        |      precept, "My son, beware of making many books"; firstly, that
 7 V        | Ecclesiastes, "My son, beware of making many books." 151Side by
 8 V        |        one word, and the saints, making the one Word their constant
 9 XIV      |          preserved the parallel, making for authority 235the equivalent
10 XIV      |     passages, mainly from Plato, making common property of such
11 XIV      |       Him thus, if he is a Peter making room for the building of
12 XVII     |     nation; and if we succeed in making out that what is called
13 XVIII    |          heal such if they come, making them all worthy of God. ~
14 XX       |          as they were born, thus making us an easy prey to them."
15 XXI      |         antecedent 507causes for making the vessels to honour and
16 XXIII    |          us what God meant by so making the world, that some men
17 XXIV     |       Among ourselves we see men making various things out of nothing;
18 XXIV     |        we cannot even thus avoid making God the cause of evil, it
19 XXIV     |      evil decided; but as we are making the inquiry more in a friendly
20 XXVI(623)|                                4 Making happiness a mere external
21 XXVI(624)|                                5 Making happiness = internal good, "
22 XXVI     |       vain." 656Every one who is making progress is building a house,
23 XXVII    |        connected with the king's making the lives of the Hebrews