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They give each of them an account of the crucifixion and resurrection of their divine master.
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The divine master is transfigured in glory.
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The manner in which his divine master, here addressed this disciple, seemed to imply a doubt of his love; or of the supremacy of it.
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The world, hated and despised them as she did their divine Master.
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Sweet melody to my heart is that silence of the Divine Master!
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I am a spring flower which the Divine Master culls for His pleasure.
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And of our divine Master no biography can ever be written.
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We obey our Divine Master and seek to save those who are lost.
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That divine Master, O Adhokshaja, sporteth here with his spouse by his side.
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O Divine Master, ask that I not so much seek
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What this old established concern will do without him, our Divine Master only knows.
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The Divine Master has said: From him that would borrow of thee turn not away.
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Our Divine Master has taken our defence upon Himself.
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Like his Divine Master, he goes about doing good.
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The divine Master responds in love and gives to us our prayer for all seasons.
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His Divine Master gave ample testimony to his excellence-Whatwent ye out for to see?
