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 1 PreGreek|       was adapted to the Grecian mind? What need to mention the
 2 I       |    inasmuch as that sense is the mind of Christ, there is need
 3 I       |       him who said, "We have the mind of Christ, that we may know
 4 I       | therefore very carefully bear in mind that the Divine books are
 5 VIII    |     reason of their being of one mind the many are essentially
 6 XIV     |           though we must bear in mind that the primitive language
 7 XVIII   |     reading with a fair and open mind, had wished to get at the
 8 XVIII   |      Word if they recover a free mind. And our advocates of Christianity
 9 XX      |          and they who are of his mind are much more guilty of
10 XXI     |          man to have made up his mind to exercise self-control
11 XXII    |         of a philosophic turn of mind, who have been taught to
12 XXII    |        the east, so long as they mind the things of the light
13 XXII    |        given up unto a reprobate mind, and unto vile passions,
14 XXIII   |         between the two kinds of mind, the one controlled by nativity
15 XXIII   |    individuals, does not bear in mind that his informant as to
16 XXIII   |       stars at all, but from the mind of God through some prophetic
17 XXIII   |   observe that if we believe the mind of God to be great enough
18 XXV     |      will cleanse the eye of his mind, he may thus be able to
19 Index   |        Gospels, their sense, the mind of Christ, 11; contain commands