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 1   I,  2   |      And in spite of that these persons would perhaps not be great
 2   I,  7   |      one finds in men. Ordinary persons find no difference between
 3   I,  34  |       is characteristic of such persons that we do not say of them
 4  II,  72  |       palpable, and hence a few persons have pretended to know all
 5  II,  82  |       respect and veneration to persons, works, laws, and the great?
 6  II,  122 |      and are no longer the same persons. Neither the offender nor
 7  II,  139 |       The king is surrounded by persons whose only thought is to
 8  II,  139 |    constitutes the happiness of persons in high position, that they
 9  II,  142 | carefully avoided, and near the persons of kings there never fail
10  II,  142 |       kings are surrounded with persons who are wonderfully attentive
11 III,  194 |      what the least enlightened persons see.~We do not require great
12 III,  194 |       so great a number of such persons that the fact would be surprising,
13 III,  194 |    would have such contemptible persons as companions!~Thus those
14 III,  234 |       of this effect.~All these persons have seen the effects, but
15  IV,  242 |       boldness with which these persons undertake to speak of God.
16  IV,  242 |         purpose to rekindle it, persons destitute of faith and grace,
17  IV,  257 |         are only three kinds of persons; those who serve God, having
18  IV,  259 |     true one, in regard to many persons.~But there are some who
19  IV,  288 |        holy a God.~Two kinds of persons know Him: those who have
20   V,  308 |       separate in thought their persons from the surroundings with
21   V,  314 |         As God is surrounded by persons full of charity, who ask
22   V,  333 |  whereby you have charmed these persons, and I also will esteem
23   V,  337 |      Degrees. The people honour persons of high birth. The semi-learned
24   V,  337 |      for secret reasons. Devout persons, who have more zeal than
25  VI,  390 |       Would He ask so much from persons so weak"? etc. Scepticism
26 VII,  471 |   myself loved and if I attract persons to attach themselves to
27 VII,  483 |       the other, like the Three Persons.~
28 VIII,  571|     these should be conveyed by persons above suspicion, diligent,
29  IX,  610 |       that God would not accept persons. Deut. 10:17: "God," said
30  IX,  610 |     said he, "regardeth neither persons nor sacrifices."~The Sabbath
31  IX,  610 |     terrible, who accepteth not persons."~That God said He would
32   X,  650 |         they were two different persons. I will say that they were
33   X,  671 |       of the Holy Spirit in the persons uncircumcised.~They thought
34   X,  674 |         indicated in those very persons, whom it blinded, the truth
35   X,  690 |              691. If one of two persons, who are telling silly stories,
36  XI,  692 |       into despair. I see other persons around me of a like nature.
37 XII,  769 |                 770. After many persons had gone before, Jesus Christ
38 XII,  780 |      who prevents death are two persons, but not of Jesus Christ,
39 XII,  784 |    consider Jesus Christ in all persons and in ourselves: Jesus
40 XII,  784 |         that He could be in all persons and the model of all conditions.~
41 XII,  786 |      great talk; and that these persons were not ignorant of it.
42 XIV,  867 |      Zeal, light. Four kinds of persons: zeal without knowledge;