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 1 TransPre|   Adamantine" may perhaps be of service to the reader. "The fortunes
 2 TransPre|      yet he was driven from the service of the Church in the very
 3 NoteGr  |        passages which may be of service to scholars. Pray accept
 4 PreGreek|     fail to tell what laborious service they rendered in the interests
 5 I       |          the performance of the service, and the vestments of the
 6 XIII    |       be of the utmost possible service in promoting what I may
 7 XIII    |     were told 225for the Divine service. For out of the spoils which
 8 XIII    | material to make things for the service of God. And out of the clothing
 9 XIII    |      land, and provides for the service of God; but Hadad the Edomite
10 XIV     |      far I mean as concerns the service of God. And we may see men
11 XIV     |         many, renders a greater service to the public than he who
12 XVII    |     names being suitable to the service they render according to
13 XX      |        who are dedicated to the service of the Creator of these
14 XX      |        cattle, and herb for the service of man: that he may bring
15 XX      | miraculous manifestation of the service rendered to the will of
16 XXIII   |        spirits sent forth to do service,579it is probable that inasmuch
17 XXVII   |        Hebrews bitter with hard service, in clay and in brick, and
18 XXVII   |        in brick, and in all the service, not on the mountains and
19 XXVII   |       straw, but because of the service; and their cry went up to
20 XXVII   |       we repeat, because of the service.709Wherefore God also heard
21 XXVII   |         Him, not because of the service, but because of the clay
22 Index   |         names suitable to their service, 83.~Antinous, 109.~Ants