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 1 I    |          those who try thee with hard questions." 47A man ought
 2 I    |           secret, spiritual, and hard to understand. They, too,
 3 II   |       various other obscurities, hard to be understood by men,
 4 II   |         mysteries of which it is hard for us to give an account.
 5 XIV  | objection? Should we not be very hard pressed to explain the strange
 6 XVIII|      Lord came to prove him with hard questions,352and she communed
 7 XVIII|      clear interpretation of the hard sayings and obscure passages
 8 XXI  |        taking away the stony and hard heart, that is to say, their
 9 XXII |      inhabitants, some to a land hard to cultivate, others to
10 XXII |  cultivate, others to one not so hard, some to a land full of
11 XXVII|     hardens, hardens one already hard. Clearly, the hard is not
12 XXVII|       already hard. Clearly, the hard is not hardened, but the
13 XXVII|        his first-born son? Being hard pressed they will confess
14 XXVII|          the Hebrews bitter with hard service, in clay and in