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 1 XIV  |        welfare teach us that a physician who takes thought for the
 2 XVIII|        not suppose that even a physician of the body, who restores
 3 XVIII|       comes to men. But if the physician who cures the bodies of
 4 XVIII| ignoramuses," am like a humane physician who looks for the sick that
 5 XXI  |       submit themselves to the Physician of the sick; just as in
 6 XXVI |    regarded as remedies of the physician these things are called "
 7 XXVI |       causes of them; from the physician's standpoint bodily health
 8 XXVII|           The Word of God is a physician of the soul, and uses the
 9 XXVII|     they say, deep-seated, the physician with the aid of certain
10 XXVII|      mischief in the soul. The physician might say in one of his
11 Index|    they require, by the Divine Physician, 228, 233, etc.; not debarred