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 1     I,  1(4254) |        to think that he had this knowledge; and his imputations against
 2     I,  7       |          your wives according to knowledge, giving honour unto the
 3     I,  7       |      dwell together according to knowledge, so that they may know what
 4     I,  9       |          speech, yet am I not in knowledge.” As humility is the source
 5     I,  16      |      which is being renewed unto knowledge after the image of him that
 6     I,  21      |          the outline of a proper knowledge of my subject. I will pass
 7     I,  25      |       all wisdom, and cunning in knowledge, and understanding science.”
 8     I,  39      |         of the world through the knowledge of our Saviour Jesus Christ,
 9     I,  41      |        we must understand that a knowledge of the Counsel of God is
10     I,  45      |      shewn naked and without her knowledge to his friend, thought she
11     I,  48(4636)| possibility of attaining certain knowledge. It was said of him “that
12    II,  3       |       they open the fountains of knowledge and yet have no water: they
13    II,  23      |          cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall be done away.