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 1 TransPre|        received a revelation not long before, which seemed to
 2 XIII    |          Hadad the Edomite,227so long as he was in the land of
 3 XIV     |               And John, who came long after, tells us that "What
 4 XIV     |    disciples of Jesus, bidding a long farewell to the embroidery
 5 XX      |        whose praises he sang not long before. One might really
 6 XX      |        is said to visit Egypt at long intervals, and to bring
 7 XXI     | Wherefore didst thou spare us so long, not visiting us to take
 8 XXI     |        to keep the patient for a long time in feverishness and
 9 XXI     |          impatience, it may have long patience hereafter to receive
10 XXI     |        foreknown that they would long ago have repented, sitting
11 XXII    |         Divine language, and, so long as they agree with one another,
12 XXII    |       not move from the east, so long as they mind the things
13 XXII    |          that this goes on for a long time, and that remedial
14 XXIII   |     foreknow. ~4. That God knows long before every detail of the
15 XXIII   |         And in Isaiah, who lived long before the Babylonish Captivity,
16 XXIII   |      movement in the lapse of so long a time changes the local
17 XXIII   |         host of the Lord and had long ago gained the name Israel;
18 XXIII   |         what things we certainly long to do, and are not certain
19 XXV     |           God first surveyed the long series of events, and perceiving
20 XXVII   |       doers are not suffered any long time, but forthwith punished.
21 XXVII   |         they would have repented long ago, sitting in sackcloth
22 XXVII   |       and in another place, "How long wilt thou refuse to humble
23 XXVII   |           For the question, "How long wilt thou refuse to humble