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 1 I    | covenants," and so on. We must carefully note exactly what he says: "
 2 I    |        figurative. Now we must carefully note that the passage in
 3 I    |        search the Scriptures,93carefully examine where the literal
 4 I    |     reader must therefore very carefully bear in mind that the Divine
 5 IV   |    beginning. ~1. A reader who carefully distinguishes language,
 6 IX   |       Scripture must therefore carefully observe that the Scriptures
 7 XI   |      fouled by their feet. And carefully observe that they who foul
 8 XIV  |       we are told by those who carefully investigate the meaning
 9 XIV  |    different languages, and in carefully attending to things signified?
10 XVI  |        so, I would say, he who carefully examines the sects of Judaism
11 XVIII|  officers appointed to inquire carefully into the lives and conduct
12 XXIII|       briefly discuss somewhat carefully as well as we can both the
13 XXIII|     happen; and we must herein carefully distinguish. For if any
14 XXIII|        upon me." 555And if you carefully note what is said in the
15 XXIV |       what is said, but should carefully weigh the arguments. For
16 XXIV |      evil. For if any one will carefully look into things, he will