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1   V,  294|      simple reason that it is accepted. It is the mystical foundation
2   V,  294|      curious investigators of accepted customs. But from a contrary
3   V,  325|    and so must follow what is accepted. By this means we would
4  IX,  594|     difference between a book accepted by a nation and one which
5  IX,  610|       of the Gentiles will be accepted of God, and that God will
6  IX,  618| earlier, been uninterruptedly accepted and observed by the Jews.
7 XII,  759|     that this people have not accepted Him, this miracle here has
8 XIV,  904|      for, though they are not accepted of God, whom they cannot