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 1     I,  3(4264) |        the original, the sentence being probably designed to be
 2     I,  5       |           beguiled, but the woman being beguiled hath fallen into
 3     I,  7       |        unto the weaker vessel, as being also joint-heirs of the
 4     I,  8       |         to prevent a brother from being swallowed up by overmuch
 5     I,  9       |       forced into the position of being only the lesser of two evils.
 6     I,  11      |                Was any man called being circumcised? let him not
 7     I,  11      |          called. Wast thou called being a bondservant? Care not
 8     I,  11      |       that was called in the Lord being a bondservant, is the Lord’
 9     I,  11      |      likewise he that was called, being free, is Christ’s bondservant.
10     I,  11      |           was called in the Lord, being a bondservant, is the Lord’
11     I,  11      |      likewise he that was called, being free, is Christ’s bondservant.”
12     I,  11      |        before. “Was anyone called being circumcised? let him not
13     I,  11      |         if I say, you were called being circumcised from a wife,
14     I,  11      |         from virgins the power of being married. “Thou wast called
15     I,  11      |        married. “Thou wast called being a slave, heed it not; but
16     I,  11      |           was called in the Lord, being a bondservant, is the Lord’
17     I,  11      |      likewise, he that was called being free, is Christ’s bondservant.”
18     I,  11      |          saying “Wast thou called being a bondservant? Care not
19     I,  16      |          on the new man, which is being renewed unto knowledge after
20     I,  16      |           on the new, then we are being born again into Christ a
21     I,  22      |      Mountain of Gaash, which is, being interpreted, disturbance:
22     I,  22      |        servant of the Lord, died, being an hundred and ten years
23     I,  22      |        house of Phogor, which is, being interpreted, reproach (for
24     I,  26      |        Law. For the Gospel had no being before the crucifixion of
25     I,  26      |          what shall this man do?” being unwilling to desert John,
26     I,  27      |           beguiled, but the woman being beguiled hath fallen into
27     I,  28      |        general is accused of ever being insatiable; put it out,
28     I,  30      |        the leopards.” Lebanon is, being interpreted, whiteness.
29     I,  31      |           of Aminadab,” which is, being interpreted, a people that
30     I,  33      |          virgin and a widow, both being baptized, because baptism
31     I,  33      |     office. For he who was called being free, is truly the Lord’
32     I,  34      |          a good work,” because by being placed in the higher order
33     I,  37      |   expositions to facilitate their being understood, so now I will
34     I,  37      |         chastity, and shall avoid being tediously long. Amongst
35     I,  37      |          things is death. But now being made free from sin, and
36     I,  37      |         in the flesh. The Apostle being desirous to withdraw us
37     I,  37(4528)|         is the pneuma, capable of being influenced by the Spirit
38     I,  39      |       have hesitated, for fear of being tedious, to quote the whole
39     I,  40      |         For although he boasts of being a monk, he has exchanged
40     I,  41      |            One of these, Munitia, being suspected of unchastily
41     I,  41(4578)|     should be buried alive, after being stripped of her badges of
42     I,  41      |          the course of the night. Being unwilling to survive the
43     I,  46      |       Cato’s younger daughter, on being asked after the loss of
44     I,  46      |            Marcella the elder, on being asked by her mother if she
45     I,  46      |      marry no one else. p. 383 On being asked why not, she said
46     I,  47(4610)|           He died b.c. 287, after being President of the Academy
47     I,  48      |         disagreeing about him, he being the ugliest of men, with
48     I,  49      |        woman the impossibility of being a slave. It was this that
49    II,  1       |          God sinneth not; but his being begotten of God keepeth
50    II,  4       |         holy men and angels, who, being creatures of God, are of
51    II,  7       |        Busyris, Thmuis, which is, being interpreted, a he-goat.
52    II,  9       |       couches with muddy feet (he being a rich man), chose a house
53    II,  10      |   pleasures of touch. But a human being cannot subsist without tasting
54    II,  17      | resurrection is 4827 described as being at the feast with our Lord.
55    II,  22      | significance of good and bad fish being contained in the Gospel
56    II,  23      |          the members of the body, being many, are one body: so also
57    II,  23      |          the possibility of there being apostles of higher or lower
58    II,  25      |            but to the future; for being in bondage during the six
59    II,  30      |         that the children who are being born and the apostle who
60    II,  31      |    brother’s deliverance, and for being tormented by jealousy while
61    II,  34      |        that in the Psalter, after being taught the mystic alphabet
62    II,  35      |        two classes, the intention being to show that there is no