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 1 PreGreek  |         twenty-second is by the bare title, we maintain, proved
 2 I         |       their habit to follow the bare letter of the prophecies
 3 I         | understood, but is taken in the bare literal sense. For the sake,
 4 I         |      widows and orphans, is the bare letter of Scripture; it
 5 I         |         so far as regards their bare observance, seem unreasonable,
 6 XIV       |        intelligent readers to a bare unreasoning faith, but we
 7 XVIII     |     than on the strength of the bare faith of which we have spoken;
 8 XVIII(325)|         meaning perhaps is that bare faith is better than leaving
 9 XXI       |       one will say who from the bare words seeks to destroy Free
10 XXIII     |        secret places will I lay bare to thee, that thou mayest
11 Index     |       partial clearness, 7; the bare letter not to be followed,