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 1  VI,  339 | without thought; he would be a stone or a brute.~
 2  VI,  368 |    material like the blow of a stone. It is true that the smallness
 3 VII,  446 |   enemy, a scandal, a heart of stone, the north wind; all this
 4 VIII,  571|        Jesus Christ shall be a stone of stumbling. But, "Blessed
 5   X,  686 |       way of the philosopher's stone. But we say that the literal
 6  XI,  712 |     for a sanctuary, but for a stone of stumbling and a rock
 7  XI,  712 |     shall stumble against that stone, and fall, and be broken,
 8  XI,  721 |        thou sawest till that a stone was cut out without hands,
 9  XI,  721 |    carried them away; but this stone that smote the image became
10  XI,  721 |        as thou sawest that the stone was cut out of the mountain
11  XI,  726 |       Is. 28:16.~He is to be a stone of stumbling and offence.
12  XI,  726 |        is to dash against this stone.~The builders are to reject
13  XI,  726 |    builders are to reject this stone. Ps. 117:22.~God is to make
14  XI,  726 |        22.~God is to make this stone the chief corner-stone.~
15  XI,  726 |   chief corner-stone.~And this stone is to grow into a huge mountain
16  XI,  733 |      then increase. The little stone of Daniel.~If I had in no
17 XII,  750 |       is He; that He will be a stone of stumbling, upon which
18 XII,  765 |       Ingrediens mundum. 154 ~"Stone upon stone."~What preceded
19 XII,  765 |       mundum. 154 ~"Stone upon stone."~What preceded and what