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 1       1, XVI     |   himself to lust, as if by a heavenly authority, when he says:~ ~               “
 2       6, XVIII   |      our fleshly humanity the heavenly food I was unable to receive.
 3       6, XXI     |   guarded by the hosts of the heavenly Emperor, on which there
 4       6, XXI     |     are no deserters from the heavenly army to rob the passers-by,
 5       7, VI      |   setting their affections on heavenly things, remained in the
 6       8          |    his fellow citizens of the heavenly Jerusalem.~
 7       9, XXXI    |     See here a soldier of the heavenly army; not the sort of dust
 8      10, XXIII   |       that the motions of the heavenly bodies constitute time.
 9      10, XXIX    | follow on for the prize of my heavenly calling,451 where I may
10      11, XVI(483)|                           The heavenly Jerusalem of Gal. 4:26,
11      12, VIII    |    every obedient mind in thy heavenly city had not adhered to
12      12, XVIII   |     design thou spreadest the heavenly blessings on the earth in
13      12, XXXIV   |  riches to the poor to obtain heavenly riches. Then thou didst