Chapter

 1   1| Christian,"~and we would have to show that what we have said of
 2   8|          if he had not willed to show far more striking~evidence
 3  12|       thing? There is no need to show by argument how~many absurd
 4  14| changeless eternity, in order to show us that this Man belonged
 5  14|    longer therein?"~100 Then, to show that we are dead to sin, "
 6  14|         the effect of this is to show that we are dead to sin.
 7  14|       living in it?" And then to show that we were dead to sin,
 8  20|          did they, first of all, show mercy toward themselves.
 9  20|         they had ignored, and to show them that he was not~ignorant
10  21|        if the Scriptures did not~show that they are more serious
11  25|      will have mercy, and I will show pity to whom I~will show
12  25|         show pity to whom I~will show pity.'"~209 Now, who but
13  25|        raised you up, that I may show through you my power, and
14  25|         such terms that it would~show - by contrast with the greater
15  28|         by, wherein he willed to show how good the rational creature
16  28|       wages of sin is death," to show that death was not an ~unmerited
17  29|       not forget," they say, "to show mercy, nor in his anger
18  30|   Therefore, Luke was seeking to show that the third petition ["