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 1 I    |           and the causes of their fall, this should be introduced
 2 I    |         man Nabuchadnosor did not fall from heaven,104nor was he
 3 I    |          an Israelite may perhaps fall among Scythians, and an
 4 I    |      wisdom, he must of necessity fall into fables and frivolous
 5 V    |        their constant aim, do not fall into the vice of much speaking.
 6 V    |       quality of the same, lest I fall into the transgression of
 7 XIV  |        through ignorance of logic fall into great errors, because
 8 XVIII|         in dealing with those who fall into sin, particularly such
 9 XX   |         he, stung with pain, ~Let fall his prey, which dropped
10 XXI  |        surface soil; if the seeds fall into that soil, they quickly
11 XXI  |         it that some of the seeds fall upon the soul which is like
12 XXI  |     against falling into it would fall into it again. Wherefore,
13 XXI  | repentance, and will not speedily fall into the sins into which
14 XXI  |         bad to good, while others fall away from good to bad; and
15 XXIII|        that the man will slip and fall: just so, we must understand
16 XXVI |        has been perfected he will fall away, if he be puffed up
17 XXVII|           them, and not likely to fall quickly into the same snares,
18 XXVII|            moreover, came for the fall of many;698but He did not
19 XXVII|         when He came to make them fall for whose fall He came.  ~
20 XXVII|          make them fall for whose fall He came.  ~And elsewhere ---- ~