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 1  I             |          resemble mankind, and to be subject to the same laws of procreation
 2  I             |         persons who had contrived to subject one or more of these supernatural
 3  I             |     antiquity throw any light on the subject, remained for a long period
 4  I             |       histories very explicit on the subject, but it is proved by the
 5  I             |              refers much more to the subject than to the mere style,-
 6  I             |           but no one has treated the subject in so~ ~ ./. critical or
 7  I             | investigation of this most important subject I have subjoined a précis
 8  I             |        promising a revelation on the subject. He is enjoined to obey
 9  I             |            and~ ~ ./. birds are made subject to David: he is taught the
10  I             |             be helped. All nature is subject to God. Every nation has
11  I             |              deep sea. All nature is subject to God's control. Reproof
12  I             |             wind and the devils made subject to him. The patience of
13  I             |               scripture was also the subject of dispute. God is omniscient.
14  I,       IV(2)|             be inflicted is also the subject of dispute, the original
15  I,       VI(2)|               and are supposed to be subject to the same controlling
16  I,      VII   |           the moon and the stars are subject to His bidding. Aye!-His
17  I,      VII(1)|           certain information on the subject I will venture to propound
18  I,       IX(3)|          left no instructions on the subject. But some commentators assert
19 II,     XVII(1)|             Children of Israel.' The subject of Mohammed's miraculous
20 II,    XVIII(2)|           them a revelation upon the subject on the morrow: this verse