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  1 pref,   0|    objections, yet at least they will not prevail with others (
  2 pref,   0|        laid down. Others, again, will think that I have spent
  3 pref,   0|       from this work themselves, will give it as their opinion
  4 pref,   0|        propose to lay down here, will cry out that such rules
  5 pref,   0|        the books which he reads, will not need an interpreter
  6 pref,   0|          up certain indications, will arrive at the hidden sense
  7 pref,   0|    absurdity. And so although it will sufficiently appear in the
  8   1,   1 |          do not fear but that He will go on to supply what is
  9   1,   1 |        him shall be given." I He will give, then, to those who
 10   1,   1 |      what they have received, He will add to and perfect His gifts.
 11   1,   1 |         to undertaking this work will, as soon as I begin to impart
 12   1,   2 |         used as signs also, that will not interfere with the division
 13   1,   5 |         easy to find a name that will suitably express so great
 14   1,   8 |          subject to change. This will be evident, if we consider
 15   1,  14 |  carrying out a set undertaking, will find many other points of
 16   1,  15 |          conceive, the reward He will bestow at the last, when
 17   1,  23 |      obedient to it while itself will not obey its own superior;
 18   1,  24 |    wholly subject to the spirit, will live in perfect peace to
 19   1,  26 |        up of soul and body), you will find that none of the classes
 20   1,  29 |        one who comes to know Him will be disappointed in Him,
 21   1,  31 |         from us, and no sane man will say that; for all the good
 22   1,  35 |     comparison can be found that will more suitably express the
 23   1,  37 |        that evil to creep in, it will utterly destroy him. "For
 24   1,  37 |         not by sight." Now faith will totter if the authority
 25   1,  37 |        faith totter, love itself will grow cold. For if a man
 26   1,  38 |        his way to possess it, he will find it, when it comes into
 27   1,  39 |       while the other two graces will fail, love will remain greater
 28   1,  39 |       two graces will fail, love will remain greater and more
 29   2,   1 |       mind, independently of his will: and in the same way every
 30   2,   1 |      altogether pass it over. It will be enough to have noticed
 31   2,   3 |      convey through the eyes the will of the commanders. And all
 32   2,   3 |       and blood He signified His will through the sense of taste;
 33   2,   5 |   terrible diseases of the human will, being at first set forth
 34   2,   5 |         find out the thought and will of those by whom it was
 35   2,   5 |    through these to find out the will of God, in accordance with
 36   2,   7 |        seek the knowledge of His will, what He commands us to
 37   2,   7 |          to avoid. Now this fear will of necessity excite in us
 38   2,   7 |       Accordingly, that holy man will be so single and so pure
 39   2,   7 |        so pure in heart, that he will not step aside from the
 40   2,   8 |       the sacred writings, then, will be he who in the first place
 41   2,   8 |         called canonical. For he will read the others with greater
 42   2,   8 |          the truth, so that they will not take first possession
 43   2,   8 |          canonical Scriptures he will judge according to the following
 44   2,   8 |          not received by all, he will prefer such as have the
 45   2,   9 |       pious disposition seek the will of God. And in pursuing
 46   2,  12 |      same prophet Isaiah: "If ye will not believe, ye shall not
 47   2,  12 |   another has translated: "If ye will not believe, ye shall not
 48   2,  12 |         reasons one says, "If ye will not believe, ye shall not
 49   2,  12 |            but the other, "If ye will not believe, ye shall not
 50   2,  12 |        plantings of an adulterer will not take deep root," is
 51   2,  16 |      that to protect its head it will present its whole body to
 52   2,  25 |         these movements mean, he will give his whole attention
 53   2,  28 |      history with the gospel. It will still be evident, however,
 54   2,  29 |       this herb and drink it, it will remove the pain from your
 55   2,  29 |         herb round your neck, it will remove the pain from your
 56   2,  29 |     number of years ago, or what will be her age any number of
 57   2,  31 |         the dead rise not, there will be a resurrection of the
 58   2,  41 |     charity edifieth." For so he will feel that, whatever may
 59   2,  41 |       and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke
 60   2,  42 |          of useful elsewhere, he will find there in much greater
 61   3,   1 | Scripture for a knowledge of His will. And when he has become
 62   3,   3 |       applied with success, they will remain doubtful, but so
 63   3,   3 |           but so that the reader will not be in fault in whatever
 64   3,   3 |   example, if our faith that God will not bring any charges against
 65   3,   3 |       His elect, and that Christ will not condemn His elect, did
 66   3,   3 |        believe this, the passage will be pronounced in such a
 67   3,   3 |        No" or "Yes." The passage will be pronounced, then, in
 68   3,   3 |       God's elect?" what follows will be put as an interrogative: "
 69   3,   4 |          to the original tongue, will suffice to explain. ~
 70   3,   7 |        the worship of these, you will not be anything the more
 71   3,  10 |    frequently happens that a man will think nothing blameable
 72   3,  11 |   righteous judgment of God; who will render to every man according
 73   3,  12 |        or gluttony, while a fool will crave for the vilest food
 74   3,  15 |       rule such as the following will be observed, to carefully
 75   3,  17 |     understanding the Scriptures will be as follows, to recognize
 76   3,  18 |        habit of life. For no one will do this except lust has
 77   3,  19 |    appear prosperous or adverse, will carry them into the whirlpool
 78   3,  25 |         in which it is expressed will be found to be drawn either
 79   3,  32 |         the body of Christ which will not be with Him in eternity.
 80   3,  32 |      good part of the Church, "I will bring the blind by a way
 81   3,  32 |        way that they knew not; I will lead them in paths that
 82   3,  32 |      that they have not known; I will make darkness light before
 83   3,  32 |    things straight: these things will I do unto them, and not
 84   3,  32 |    subject of the sentence. They will not, however, always he
 85   3,  34 |    prophet begins to say, "And I will sanctify my great name,
 86   3,  34 |         before their eyes. For I will take you from among the
 87   3,  34 |        out of all countries, and will bring you into your own
 88   3,  34 |         into your own land. Then will I sprinkle clean water upon
 89   3,  34 |         and from all your idols, will I cleanse you. A new heart
 90   3,  34 |    cleanse you. A new heart also will I give you, and a new spirit
 91   3,  34 |       give you, and a new spirit will I put within you; and I
 92   3,  34 |          I put within you; and I will take away the stony heart
 93   3,  34 |          out of your flesh and I will give you a heart of flesh.
 94   3,  34 |          a heart of flesh. And I will put my Spirit within you,
 95   3,  34 |        shall be my people, and I will be your God. I will also
 96   3,  34 |        and I will be your God. I will also save you from all your
 97   3,  34 |          says, "A new heart also will I give you, and a new spirit
 98   3,  34 |       give you, and a new spirit will I put within you; and I
 99   3,  34 |          I put within you; and I will take away the stony heart
100   3,  34 |         out of your flesh, and I will give you an heart of flesh."
101   3,  34 |          take this saying "And I will bring you into your own
102   3,  34 |          age to come, when there will be a new heaven and a new
103   3,  34 |         theirs, no part of which will belong to the unrighteous;
104   3,  36 |       the revelation of the Lord will be thought the time for
105   3,  36 |      recapitulation, in which he will be assisted by that other
106   4,   2 |          truth or falsehood, who will dare to say that truth in
107   4,   3 |   reading which a man of ability will acquire a tinge of the eloquence
108   4,   3 |          any of the faults, they will, from being accustomed to
109   4,   5 | eloquence also (and assuredly he will prove of greater service
110   4,   7 |         glory after the flesh, I will glory also. For ye suffer
111   4,   7 |         If I must needs glory, I will glory of the things which
112   4,   7 |         glory after the flesh, I will glory also." And the fifth
113   4,   7 |         If I must needs glory, I will glory of the things which
114   4,   7 |        But an intelligent reader will not be so much instructed
115   4,   8 |         of speech that either he will be very dull who does not
116   4,   8 |   quickly understood, the reason will lie not in their manner
117   4,  10 |         about teaching that they will employ a word which cannot
118   4,  10 |           therefore, who teaches will avoid all words that do
119   4,  10 |        pure and intelligible, he will take these by preference;
120   4,  10 |        the time occur to him, he will use words that are not quite
121   4,  10 |          nay, both these classes will derive pleasure even from
122   4,  12 |  persuade his hearer as well, he will not accomplish that end
123   4,  12 |          knowledge of their duty will have such an effect that
124   4,  12 |        such an effect that there will be no need to move them
125   4,  12 |       give his consent. And what will be the use of gaining the
126   4,  13 |         mind so as to subdue the will. For if a man be not moved
127   4,  14 |          to have it so: and what will ye do in the end thereof?"
128   4,  14 |    spoken of when it is said, "I will praise Thee among much people,"
129   4,  15 |        so far as he succeeds, he will succeed more by piety in
130   4,  16 |       psalm: "Teach me to do Thy will; for Thou art my God." And
131   4,  20 |         up at a time when no one will be present to answer it,
132   4,  20 |  altering their arrangement), he will learn that these divinely-inspired
133   4,  20 |   consider of importance; and he will find in them many kinds
134   4,  21 |      satisfied with food such as will support life, but not minister
135   4,  25 |        persuade, an eloquent man will speak persuasively, whatever
136   4,  26 |          to be believed? But who will listen to him if he do not
137   4,  26 | understand what is said? And who will stay to listen if he receives
138   4,  27 |        harmony with his teaching will teach with greater effect~
139   4,  27 |          the life of the speaker will count for more in securing
140   4,  29 |       themselves who say, for in will and in deed they deny what
141   4,  30 |        or to dictate what others will deliver or read to the people,
142   4,  31 |         who finds pleasure in it will not think it long. He who