Chapter

 1   1|           something to have "at hand" - that deals with your
 2   1|       put an enchiridion in the hand. It is also necessary that
 3   2|   sitteth at the~Father's right hand; this is present. We believe
 4   4|        not a good. On the other hand, the good can exist without
 5   6|     what is false. On the other hand, however, that ~man is a
 6   6|      yet suffers no harm at his hand. He is not badly deceived
 7   7|          Among us, on the other hand, "the righteous man lives
 8   9|     inherited guilt, nor did it hand the whole company over to
 9  14|    seated at the Father's right hand - all these~things were
10  14|   session at the Father's right hand:~"But if you have risen
11  14|         is sitting~at the right hand of God. Set your affection
12  14|       and the dead." On the one hand, we may ~understand by "
13  14|        coming. Or, on the other hand, "the living" may signify "
14  14|         set apart at his right ~hand.~108 This is why the psalmist
15  15|      any time, 'Sit at my~right hand'?"~119; this expression
16  17| Judgment. Just so, on the other hand,~some sins are punished
17  18|     merit to those on his right hand; and, on~the same basis