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 1     I,  4       |  patience, ye virgins; listen, I pray you, to the voice of the
 2     I,  5       |          of Sheba, and men shall pray for him continually.” Then
 3     I,  7       | yourselves unto prayer.” What, I pray you, is the quality of that
 4     I,  7       |     another place commands us to pray always. If we are to pray
 5     I,  7       |        pray always. If we are to pray always, it follows that
 6     I,  7       |        my wife her due, I cannot pray. The Apostle Peter had experience
 7     I,  20(4370)|         Targum “who assembled to pray,” and so the Syriac Version.
 8     I,  27      |    desire therefore that the men pray in every place, lifting
 9     I,  32      |          I shall say, Give me, I pray thee, a little water of
10     I,  34      |          or any believer, cannot pray unless he abstain from sexual
11     I,  34      |         he must therefore always pray. And if he must always pray,
12     I,  34      |      pray. And if he must always pray, he must always be released
13    II,  3       |       the same place, “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into
14    II,  3       |   forgiven in baptism? Why do we pray that we may not enter into
15    II,  14      |       tree said, “Go your way, I pray you, and see the games:
16    II,  19      |      Neither for these only do I pray, but for them also that
17    II,  29      |        our Lord’s words, 4898 “I pray not for these only, but
18    II,  30      |     sinned unto death, who shall pray for him?” You observe that
19    II,  30      |          said to Jeremiah: 4908 “Pray not thou for this people,