Isaiah 47:2
Take the millstones, and grind meal: uncover your locks, make bore the leg, uncover the thigh, pass over the rivers.
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Jeremiah 2:25
Withhold your foot from being unshod, and your throat from thirst: but you said, There is no hope: no; for I have loved strangers, and after them will I go.
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part ii
... must not flatter anyone, nor be servile, and must ... and Himself appeared upon earth,
having taken our nature ... only when this bodily covering falls off shall we ...
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Shoes

Shoes of Israel Preserved for Forty Years, While Journeying in The

Shoes of Ladies of Distinction: Often Highly Ornamental

Shoes of Ladies of Distinction: Often Made of Badgers' Skins

Shoes of Ladies of Distinction: Probably often Adorned With Tinkling Ornaments

Shoes of the Beauty Conferred on Saints

Shoes of the Preparation of the Gospel

Shoes: (Having Blood On) of Being Engaged in War and Slaughter

Shoes: (Taken off) an Ignominious and Servile Condition

Shoes: (Thrown Over a Place) Subjection

Shoes: Bearing, for Another a Degrading office, Only Performed By

Shoes: Bound Round the Feet With Latchets or Strings

Shoes: Called Sandals

Shoes: Customs Connected With: A Man Who Refused to Marry a Deceased Brother's Wife

Shoes: Customs Connected With: The Right of Redemption Resigned by a Man's Giving One of

Shoes: Early Use of

Shoes: Loosing of, for Another a Degrading office

Shoes: Often Given As Bribes

Shoes: Soles of, Sometimes Plated With Brass or Iron

Shoes: The Apostles Prohibited from Taking for Their Journey More,

Shoes: The Jews: Never Wore, in Mourning

Shoes: The Jews: Put off, when They Entered Sacred Places

Shoes: The Jews: Put On, Before Beginning a Journey

Shoes: Worn out by a Long Journey

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