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1 PreGreek| and are helped in gaining perfect health. We believe, accordingly, 2 I | the wisdom spoken to the perfect may be spoken also to us.24 3 I | promises to speak it among the perfect, a wisdom other than the 4 I | to have proclaimed a more perfect God, Whom, from different 5 I | advanced by its soul, and the perfect by the spiritual law, which 6 I | things to come. For the perfect man resembles those of whom 7 I | we speak wisdom among the perfect; yet a wisdom not of this 8 I | in six days, six being a perfect number.55~~~~~~13. That we may 9 I | took upon Him our flesh and perfect manhood; further, how He 10 VI | is one instrument of God, perfect and fitted for its work. 11 VI | whole Scripture is the one, perfect, harmonious instrument of 12 X | collection of herbs, or as one perfect body of reason; but if you 13 XVI(305)| called themselves spiritual, perfect. ~ 14 XX | might be a complete and perfect unity;429and this is why 15 XX(429) | 1 Or, "complete and perfect in all respects." ~ 16 XX | God's work, a complete and perfect unity"; for we must acknowledge 17 XXII | end of life, or affirm the perfect purification of those who 18 XXIII | great enough to embrace the perfect knowledge of every individual 19 XXVI | house, and every one that is perfect keepeth a city; and the 20 XXVI | it true that if a man be perfect and have not the wisdom