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  1 pref,   0|             lay down here, will cry out that such rules are not
  2 pref,   0|         star, and I should point it out with my finger: if they
  3 pref,   0|             move my finger to point out an object, it is out of
  4 pref,   0|          point out an object, it is out of my power to open men'
  5 pref,   0|              whether in the body or out of the body," as the apostle
  6   1,   1 |         that, if difficult to carry out, it is, I fear, presumptuous
  7   1,  14 |            And those who can follow out the matter more fully, who
  8   1,  14 |           the necessity of carrying out a set undertaking, will
  9   1,  15 |            we may do what He points out as right to be done, not
 10   1,  23 | incorruptibility of the body spring out of the health of the soul.
 11   1,  24 |             the body itself to root out those lusts that are hurtful
 12   1,  24 |            real peace which springs out of a good habit. Nevertheless,
 13   1,  34 |         those who were just setting out, determined to take a fleshly
 14   1,  36 |       Whoever takes another meaning out of Scripture than the writer
 15   1,  37 |          can hardly tell how, that, out of love for his own opinion,
 16   1,  40 |             commandment is charity, out of a pure heart, and of
 17   1,  40 |       apostle says "love," he adds "out of a pure heart," to provide
 18   2, arg |        practices, the author points out how all that is sound and
 19   2,   3 |           ointment which was poured out upon His feet; and in the
 20   2,   5 |           nothing more than to find out the thought and will of
 21   2,   5 |           and through these to find out the will of God, in accordance
 22   2,   6 |           For almost nothing is dug out of those obscure passages
 23   2,  10 |         when they are used to point out the objects they were designed
 24   2,  10 |         they were designed to point out, as we say bos when we mean
 25   2,  10 |         muzzle the ox that treadeth out the corn." ~
 26   2,  11 |           the Latin translators are out of all number. For in the
 27   2,  13 |           that he can get the words out, to pardon his sins. What
 28   2,  15 |          unanimous agreement sprang out of the common labour and
 29   2,  16 |             anointed with clay made out of spittle was commanded
 30   2,  16 |    insignificant plant, cannot make out why it is said, Purge me
 31   2,  16 |        inquire in the same way, how out of the number forty springs
 32   2,  16 |             when the nets were cast out on the right-hand side of
 33   2,  16 |    ignorance of numbers often shuts out the reader from this instruction. ~
 34   2,  16 |            question which it is not out of place for learned men
 35   2,  20 |           the threshold when you go out in front of the house; to
 36   2,  21 |          may sometimes even find it out, yet in so far as they attempt
 37   2,  21 |           in such cases was carried out. For example, we have changed
 38   2,  21 |           they not more easily find out the Lord thereof?" ~
 39   2,  22 |        twins, one follows the other out of the womb so closely that
 40   2,  23 |            are made known, and turn out just as they are foretold;
 41   2,  23 |       observances, many things turn out agreeably to their observances,
 42   2,  23 |             but rebuked and cast it out, and so made the woman clean. ~
 43   2,  23 |             superstition, springing out of a baleful fellowship
 44   2,  25 |            been cut away and rooted out of the mind of the Christian,
 45   2,  27 |      perceive when they are pointed out to us, or infer from experience. ~
 46   2,  28 |             together we can make it out, yet that no shadow of doubt
 47   2,  29 |             tell, when he has found out her age today, what her
 48   2,  31 |           conclusions, by following out to its logical consequences
 49   2,  32 |           man; and as he who points out the stars and their movements
 50   2,  32 |            movements does not point out anything that he himself
 51   2,  32 |          make it so, he only points out that it is so. And it is
 52   2,  32 |            by man, but only pointed out by him. And this rule has
 53   2,  36 |      aversion. And men rather found out that these things are so,
 54   2,  39 |          notion of have been worked out and committed to writing
 55   2,  39 |           the careless, or are kept out of sight by the envious.
 56   2,  40 |          the same people when going out of Egypt appropriated to
 57   2,  40 |         every one of us, when going out under the leadership of
 58   2,  40 |          create themselves, but dug out of the mines of God's providence
 59   2,  40 |             was loaded when he came out of Egypt? How much Lactantius
 60   2,  40 |         living men! How much Greeks out of number have borrowed!
 61   2,  40 |           of God as they were going out of Egypt, not knowing how
 62   2,  41 |           riches he brings with him out of Egypt, yet unless he
 63   2,  41 |        vainly of the riches brought out from Egypt. "Purge me with
 64   2,  42 |            Israel brought with them out of Egypt was in comparison
 65   2,  42 |            instruction here pointed out, so that unknown signs have
 66   3,   1 |         methods I am going to point out as childish), but yet, as
 67   3,   2 |           see which interpretation, out of many that offer themselves,
 68   3,   2 |         beginning with God), arises out of unwillingness to confess
 69   3,   3 |             Can any good thing come out of Nazareth?" whether with
 70   3,   3 |        affirmative answer, so that "out of Nazareth" is the only
 71   3,   3 |         again, an ambiguity arising out of the doubtful sound of
 72   3,   5 |          proper, and does not carry out what is indicated by a proper
 73   3,   5 |             nothing but the one day out of seven which recurs in
 74   3,   7 |         them endeavoured to make it out that their idols were only
 75   3,   7 |          waters besides that spring out of fountains? As it is described
 76   3,   8 |         which these were signs. And out of such were formed the
 77   3,   8 |      brought to nothing and cleared out of the way all these signs
 78   3,  10 |           must show the way to find out whether a phrase is literal
 79   3,  10 |            and to overcome and root out lust. ~
 80   3,  11 |          over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull down, and to
 81   3,  12 |             contain is to be picked out as food for the nourishment
 82   3,  21 |     denounced against him, he wiped out his sin in deep penitence.
 83   3,  23 |            able to see and to trace out in them a figure of things
 84   3,  24 |      exercise of piety. Now we find out whether an expression is
 85   3,  25 |             hereof is not yet wrung out." The following is an example
 86   3,  25 |            Spirit, as for example, "Out of his belly shall flow
 87   3,  28 |   application of testimonies sought out in every portion of the
 88   3,  34 |             heathen, and gather you out of all countries, and will
 89   3,  34 |           take away the stony heart out of your flesh and I will
 90   3,  34 |           take away the stony heart out of your flesh, and I will
 91   3,  34 |           prophet intended to point out as distinguished from the
 92   3,  34 |           spot or wrinkle, gathered out of all nations, and destined
 93   3,  35 |           whole day, we cannot make out the three days and three
 94   3,  36 |             whom He had formed. And out of the ground made the Lord
 95   3,  36 |            garden was planted: that out of the ground God made to
 96   3,  36 |          The same day that Lot went out of Sodom it rained fire
 97   3,  37 |            those who are manifestly out of the way, but of those
 98   3,  37 |             The Lord giveth wisdom: out of His mouth comets knowledge
 99   4, arg |    eloquence with wisdom. He points out that perspicuity is the
100   4, arg |           teacher himself, pointing out the dignity and responsibility
101   4,   3 |          rules of eloquence carried out which the speakers did not
102   4,   4 |           objects are to be carried out in whatever way the case
103   4,   6 |            not so much to be sought out by the speaker as spontaneously
104   4,   6 |           as if wisdom were walking out of its house, that is, the
105   4,   7 |           here that patience arises out of tribulation, experience
106   4,   7 |             tribulation, experience out of patience, and hope out
107   4,   7 |           out of patience, and hope out of experience. Another ornament,
108   4,   7 |         false apostles who had gone out from the Jews, and had been
109   4,   7 |         matter further, or to point out the same facts in regard
110   4,   7 |        apostle's writings, to point out figures of speech which
111   4,   7 |           the flock, and the calves out of the midst of the herd;
112   4,   7 |           the flock, and the calves out of the midst of the herd."
113   4,   7 |          from the flock, and calves out of the herd." If he had
114   4,   7 |           the flock, and the calves out of the midst of the herd."
115   4,   7 |       proper name of him who stands out illustrious from among his
116   4,   8 |          converted to piety or shut out from a knowledge of the
117   4,  12 |          and rejoice when you point out an object for joy; if he
118   4,  12 |            truth is clearly pointed out (and this is the true function
119   4,  16 |         word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke,
120   4,  18 |           tongue of fire springs up out of that cold water which
121   4,  19 |             we in this case to seek out ornaments instead of proofs?
122   4,  19 |              then we ought to speak out with power and impressiveness,
123   4,  20 |           remove. And besides, when out of one question other questions
124   4,  20 |          other questions arise, and out of these again still others;
125   4,  20 |          question from which he set out. It is, however, exceedingly
126   4,  20 |            it is not so much decked out with verbal ornaments as
127   4,  20 |          with a weapon that he digs out of the ground. The apostle
128   4,  20 |     possible, ye would have plucked out your own eyes, and have
129   4,  21 |            hand, there rose up fire out of the rock and consumed
130   4,  21 |          the angel, then, stretched out his staff and touched the
131   4,  21 |             the rock, and fire rose out of it, this was a sign that
132   4,  21 |        voice of the apostle: 'Purge out the old leaven, that ye
133   4,  23 |            and may as it were shine out with greater brilliance
134   4,  24 |             I could command to root out and drive from their hearts
135   4,  25 |          the good end which we hold out before him. ~
136   4,  26 |            upon them; when it worms out and brings to light some