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 1 I(2) |       to those who remember our Lord's promise,and if it appears
 2 III  |        man. He contemplated the Lord with the greatest attention,
 3 III  |         me with this robe." The Lord, truly mindful of his own
 4 IV   |          and in the name of the Lord Jesus, protected by the
 5 IV   |    fight. And although the good Lord could have preserved his
 6 V    |    heknew that the mercy of the Lord would be especially present
 7 V    |      entreating him to pray the Lord for him. That same robber
 8 VI   |         to go whithersoever the Lord called him, the devil said
 9 VI   |    prophetical word, said, "The Lord is my helper; I will not
10 VII  |         and of the mercy of the Lord. And scarcely had the space
11 VII  |     Then indeed, turning to the Lord with a loud voice and giving
12 IX   |       because the praise of the Lord was perfected out of the
13 XI   | sepulchre, Martin prayed to the Lord that he would reveal, who
14 XIII |      under the influence of the Lord, they had been quiet while
15 XIII |        if, as you declare, your Lord is with you, you will escape
16 XIII |    courageously trusting in the Lord, promises that he would
17 XIII |         But he, trusting in the Lord, and waiting courageously,
18 XIII |      profession of faith in the Lord Jesus. Certainly, before
19 XIV  |     whole time, he besought the Lord, that, as he had not been
20 XIV  |      that they were sent by the Lord to put to flight the rustic
21 XIV  |      almost all believed in the Lord Jesus. They then began to
22 XVI  |     instrument through whom the Lord should make a display of
23 XVI  |         what the servant of the Lord would do. And first, betaking
24 XVII |       Tetradius believed in the Lord Jesus, and immediately became
25 XXI  |       with what judgment of the Lord this power was given to
26 XXII |       mercy was extended by the Lord to those who had once fallen
27 XXII |        a true confidence in the Lord, would promise you the mercy
28 XXII |      the loving-kindness of the Lord, in which, although he could
29 XXIII|     earnest in prayer, that the Lord would show them more clearly
30 XXIV |      worshiped him as being the Lord. For so doing, we have seen
31 XXIV |        replied as follows: "The Lord Jesus did not predict that
32 XXV  |        joy, and rejoiced in the Lord that he had been held in
33 XXV  |   unencumbered in following the Lord Jesus; and he pressed upon
34 XXV  |       the expressed will of the Lord, had, he said, made possible