Book, Chapter

  1 pref,   0|    object to this work of mine, because they have failed to understand
  2 pref,   0|        my labour to no purpose, because, though they understand
  3 pref,   0|     wish cleared up; and these, because they have received no assistance
  4 pref,   0|         think they do, and who, because they know (or imagine) that
  5 pref,   0|   children any of these things, because on the outpouring of the
  6   1,   5 |    three attributes are all one because of the Father, all equal
  7   1,   5 |        of the Father, all equal because of the Son, and all harmonious
  8   1,   5 |         Son, and all harmonious because of the Holy Spirit. ~
  9   1,   6 |        be called "unspeakable," because to say even this is to speak
 10   1,   6 |         contradiction of words, because if the unspeakable is what
 11   1,   8 |         esteemed above all else because He is unchangeable Wisdom~
 12   1,  12 |        of traversing space, but because He appeared to mortal men
 13   1,  12 |    world was made by Him." But, because men, who in their eagerness
 14   1,  19 |         source of no uneasiness because it can feel no want, shall
 15   1,  22 |     look at the matter clearly, because no one ought to love even
 16   1,  22 |      enjoy himself at his best, because he is better when his mind
 17   1,  24 |        would be no body at all, because they think such a thing
 18   1,  24 |    hatred, but for the mastery, because it desires that what it
 19   1,  24 |  struggling, not in hatred, but because of the bondage of habit
 20   1,  25 |   safety and health of his body because there is something he desires
 21   1,  25 |   desires to heap up, but it is because he values more highly the
 22   1,  27 |       better than our own body, because all things are to be loved
 23   1,  29 |        but we pity them rather, because the more they hate us the
 24   1,  30 |       considered our neighbour, because we are to work no ill to
 25   1,  32 |         own goodness. For it is because He is good we exist; and
 26   1,  32 |         are good. And, further, because He is also just, we cannot
 27   1,  34 |        come to the Father also, because through an equal an equal
 28   1,  38 |        the moment we attain it, because it does not satisfy the
 29   1,  39 |  greatest of these is charity:" because, when a man shall have reached
 30   2,   2 |      men are concerned with it, because even the signs which have
 31   2,   4 |                             But because words pass away as soon
 32   2,   6 |          who do not seek at all because they have what they require
 33   2,   7 |        that we are said to see, because we walk by faith, not by
 34   2,   7 |      and therefore not himself, because not him whom he loves as
 35   2,  10 |         bos when we mean an ox, because all men who with us use
 36   2,  12 |         explained by the other; because "flesh" may be taken in
 37   2,  12 |     figuratively of Christians, because they are spiritually born
 38   2,  12 |         to despise our kinsmen, because when one brings the expression "
 39   2,  12 |         same reason it is, that because the Greek word "moschos"
 40   2,  12 |   expression than the "calves;" because these walk upon the ground
 41   2,  13 |     letter of the original, not because these are sufficient, but
 42   2,  13 |       these are sufficient, but because we may use them to correct
 43   2,  13 |         fortius est hominibus" (Because the foolishness of God is
 44   2,  16 |         indicates the creature, because of the life and the body.
 45   2,  17 |        the order for three, not because it had seen them in visions,
 46   2,  17 |       seen them in visions, nor because they had presented themselves
 47   2,  17 |        any of the citizens, but because it was obvious to remark
 48   2,  18 |      ought not to give up music because of the superstition of the
 49   2,  18 |       their theatrical trumpery because we enter upon an investigation
 50   2,  18 |         refuse to learn letters because they say that Mercury discovered
 51   2,  18 |    Mercury discovered them; nor because they have dedicated temples
 52   2,  23 |          says the apostle; "but because the things which they sacrifice
 53   2,  24 |         slavery. For it was not because they had meaning that they
 54   2,  24 |        men's minds differently, because these arrangements are different;
 55   2,  24 |        agree upon them as signs because they were already significant,
 56   2,  24 |        they are now significant because men have agreed upon them;
 57   2,  24 |        hear the cries of birds, because these omens are of no significance
 58   2,  25 |         are in force among men, because they have agreed among themselves
 59   2,  25 |       we may well believe this, because even now, if any one who
 60   2,  25 |        things they signify. But because one thing may resemble another
 61   2,  28 |         from the books of Plato because (they urged) it cannot be
 62   2,  28 |       among human institutions; because things that are past and
 63   2,  29 |     narrative of the past also; because one may go back from the
 64   2,  34 |        contempt for themselves, because they are ignorant of the
 65   2,  38 |        the double of any number because odd numbers have no half.
 66   2,  39 |       it seems to me it cannot, because this runs like a system
 67   3,   2 |         strait betwixt the two? Because there is a need for his
 68   3,   6 |      case of the other nations; because, though the former were
 69   3,   6 |    heaven and earth. These men, because they had been very near
 70   3,   6 |      Gentile churches did this, because men who had for their gods
 71   3,  10 |      here prudence comes first; because no one can confer an advantage
 72   3,  12 |  prophecy by the prophet Hosea. Because it is a shamefully wicked
 73   3,  12 |       to have several husbands, because a woman does not in that
 74   3,  18 |     indulgence to have one wife because of their incontinence, were
 75   3,  19 |       praise good and holy men, because they themselves when they
 76   3,  21 |       over his son's death, not because of his own loss, but because
 77   3,  21 |    because of his own loss, but because he knew to what punishment
 78   3,  25 |         in their signification, because only plain instances ought
 79   3,  25 |         coming to the Gentiles, because "He has put down one and
 80   3,  29 |      difficulties of Scripture; because when the words taken literally
 81   3,  30 |       called the Book of Rules, because in it he laid down seven
 82   3,  32 | counterfeit, or some such name; because, not to speak of eternity,
 83   3,  32 |       at present both; and this because the good fish and the bad
 84   3,  34 |        Israel after the flesh;" because the people of Israel after
 85   3,  34 |      were not yet in existence; because he looks upon that as having
 86   3,  34 |      belong to the unrighteous; because it is the same as if it
 87   3,  36 |         to or despised? And yet because Scripture says, "In that
 88   4,   3 |        met with them. For it is because they are eloquent that they
 89   4,   5 |   listening to, and thinks that because the speaker is eloquent
 90   4,   6 |        that of our authors (not because of its majesty, but because
 91   4,   6 |     because of its majesty, but because of its inflation), that
 92   4,   7 |        hope maketh not ashamed; because the love of God is shed
 93   4,   7 |      not ashamed;" the second, "because the love of God is shed
 94   4,   7 |       authors contemptible; not because they do not possess, but
 95   4,   7 |        they do not possess, but because they do not display, the
 96   4,   7 |       selected the Apostle Paul because he is our great orator.
 97   4,   7 |        to assert his knowledge, because without it he could not
 98   4,   7 |      passages are more obscure, because more figurative, in their
 99   4,  10 |     their assemblies of blood), because they felt that it was important
100   4,  10 |      however, he cannot, either because there are no such words,
101   4,  10 |     there are no such words, or because they do not at the time
102   4,  12 |       to persuade is a triumph, because it is possible that a man
103   4,  12 |     simplicity, gives pleasure, because it is the truth. And hence
104   4,  14 |     more chastened style, do so because they cannot attain the former,
105   4,  14 |   cannot attain the former, not because their judgment teaches them
106   4,  18 |      utterly a fault among you, because ye go to law one with another:
107   4,  18 |       are prepared to say that, because a cup of cold water is a
108   4,  20 |        Abraham by promise." And because it might possibly occur
109   4,  20 |         is given: "It was added because of transgressions, till
110   4,  20 |         the heat of battle, not because they are costly, but because
111   4,  20 |    because they are costly, but because they are arms; and yet the
112   4,  20 |    therefore become your enemy, because I tell you the truth? They
113   4,  21 |      employs the subdued style, because the object he has in view
114   4,  21 |         of the temperate style, because their purpose is not to
115   4,  28 |  without any breach of modesty, because his life protects him against