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 1   1     |        and also you should be the kind of man~the apostle wishes
 2   1     |           If, then, you ask what ~kind of piety she was speaking
 3   4     |          all. For no ~matter what kind or however insignificant
 4   7     |       light one. In sum, whatever kind or how much of an error
 5   7     |         false impressions of this kind, with our faith in God still
 6   8     |         necessary brevity of this kind of treatise, as to what
 7   8     |             there flows out every kind of misery~which is now the
 8   9     |           is true, I ask you what kind of liberty can one have
 9   9     |         been bestowed on him as a kind of reward, let him hear
10  10     | regeneration. Instead, it was the kind of nature that would be
11  12     |        not dwell too long on~this kind of solution.~For what still
12  15     |  Furthermore, who can explain the kind of bodies in which the angels
13  16     |       ours will be like theirs in kind and~measure - nor will it
14  18     |           as it seems to me, by a kind~of merely human ~benevolence.
15  18(142)|        emphases by analyzing what kind of faith and what kind of
16  18(142)|       what kind of faith and what kind of works are _both_ essential
17  18     |          righteous men."~150 This kind of~fire works in the span
18  20     |         was not~ignorant of their kind of almsgiving, he adds, "
19  20     |          advising you to give the kind of alms which shall make
20  20     |         the love of God."~"_This_ kind of almsgiving would make
21  20     |         that he was rejecting the kind of alms we give of the earth'
22  21     |        the~apostle says that this kind of action is "a fault."
23  27     |        every herb" to~mean "every kind of herb," so also we can
24  28     |      Human nature lost the former kind of immortality through the