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 1 PreGreek|    of those who pervert the ways of the Lord, in their eagerness
 2 I       |     man ought then in three ways to record in his own soul
 3 I       |     of the Scriptures, many ways not unprofitable, but capable
 4 VI      |      To the man who is both ways a peacemaker, there is no
 5 VIII    |  for they who walk in God's ways and hold fast His commandments,
 6 XVIII   |   fitting to leave room for ways and means in securing His
 7 XIX     |    account of the different ways men are brought up; and
 8 XX      |     to distinguish the many ways of conveying a deeper meaning
 9 XX      |    from certain demons, the ways of birds and other creatures,
10 XX      |     be "divining," for both ways the argument is to be treated
11 XXI     |     who has adopted gentler ways. On the other hand, we see
12 XXI     |     falling into disorderly ways after that, in the natural
13 XXI     |     Israel had walked in my ways! I should soon have subdued
14 XXI     |     hearken and walk in the ways of God. And the Saviour
15 XXI     |   the proper helps, and the ways of guidance, and the paths,
16 XXIII   |  there be this ability both ways, if a man does not give
17 XXIII   |     when we hear of so many ways of knowing the future, I
18 XXV     |   circumstance issuing many ways, though, in fact, there
19 XXVI    | walked blameless in all his ways, until iniquity was found
20 XXVII   |  cease to pervert the right ways of the Lord? And now thou
21 XXVII   |   and become worthy of both ways seeing the sun? ---- with