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 1     I,  7      |  Just as though one were to lay it down: “It is good to
 2     I,  11     |     uncircumcised, lest you lay upon the freedom of circumcision
 3     I,  12     |     might gain all, shall I lay upon the necks of weak believers
 4     I,  13     |    it. The Apostle does not lay a snare upon us, nor does
 5     I,  26     |    beloved by our Lord, and lay upon the breast of Jesus.
 6     I,  34     |    command, lest he seem to lay a snare, and to put a heavier
 7     I,  34     |    solid food. Nor did they lay down rules for continence,
 8     I,  44     |    but the rest of his body lay unburied. His concubine,
 9     I,  45     |   was properly laid out she lay down upon it in the agony
10    II,  4(4711)|    sendest to;” R.V. “didst lay low”) and Ezek. xxviii.
11    II,  6      |   That He might not seem to lay a heavy burden on unwilling
12    II,  14     |  was overtaken by fever and lay down upon the bank by the
13    II,  14     |  There through the night he lay gasping for breath and did
14    II,  22     | other foundation can no man lay, than that which is laid,
15    II,  24     |    saved, and a place which lay under the same sentence