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 1 II   |      farther on, comparing the blessings addressed to individuals
 2 XVIII| readily than others admits the blessings of mankind. And there are
 3 XVIII|       there are three kinds of blessings, we must none the less,
 4 XX   |      and may husband their own blessings better; and when they observe
 5 XXVI |    they who understand outward blessings to be promised by the Divine
 6 XXVI |       above all: and all these blessings shall come upon thee, and
 7 XXVI |        from clear that, if the blessings are taken literally, the "
 8 XXVI |       sake of securing certain blessings, and the rewards are bodily
 9 XXVI |      only as productive of the blessings; and the wealth which our
10 XXVI |      however, reckon among the blessings which do not depend on our
11 Index|       113, 136; share in man's blessings, 114 f.; why man in comparison