Book, Chapter

  1 pref,   0|            no ordinary kind), they must surely grant that every
  2   1, arg |            discover the meaning we must attend both to things and
  3   1,   2 |           signs afterwards. But we must carefully remember that
  4   1,   4 |          We find, however, that we must make use of some mode of
  5   1,   4 |          Father's home, this world must be used, not enjoyed, that
  6   1,  10 |           10. To see God, the soul must be purified~
  7   1,  10 |        which He has made, the soul must be purified that it may
  8   1,  19 |            a better pattern, so we must hope and believe that the
  9   1,  21 |           to the assurance, and we must believe that it is so in
 10   1,  23 |           body. For, of course, it must love the body, and be grieved
 11   1,  24 |         think such a thing as that must be a spirit. And as to the
 12   1,  24 |     eternity; even in this life we must make it an object to have
 13   1,  28 |          the good of them all, you must take the matter as decided
 14   1,  29 |            would turn to Him, they must of necessity love Him as
 15   1,  31 |     enjoyment? If He enjoys us, He must be in need of good from
 16   1,  33 |           to enjoy it. And this we must never do except in the case
 17   1,  34 |            it; yet by this way all must commence their journey who
 18   1,  36 |           a lie is ever useful, he must think that injustice is
 19   1,  37 |          has fallen from faith, he must necessarily also fall from
 20   2,   7 |      better commands ourselves. We must rather think and believe
 21   2,   8 |           canonical Scriptures, he must follow the judgment of the
 22   2,   8 |            of course, a high place must be given to such as have
 23   2,  12 |     between the two things. For we must learn not to interpret,
 24   2,  13 |          meaning of his author, we must either endeavour to get
 25   2,  13 |       translated into Latin, or we must get hold of the translations
 26   2,  14 |      belong to foreign tongues, we must either make inquiry about
 27   2,  14 |           or if we have leisure we must learn the tongues ourselves,
 28   2,  14 |           tongues ourselves, or we must consult and compare several
 29   2,  14 |            Only all positive error must be removed. For those who
 30   2,  15 |            to correct the Latin we must use the Greek versions,
 31   2,  15 |           expressed it, I think we must give way to the dispensation
 32   2,  15 | diversities of the Latin texts, we must of course yield to the Greek,
 33   2,  16 |          while we live in time, we must abstain and fast from all
 34   2,  17 |                             For we must not listen to the falsities
 35   2,  18 |         nor does it follow that we must busy ourselves with their
 36   2,  20 |           augurs. In this class we must place also all amulets and
 37   2,  22 |          the constellations, which must, of course, be the same
 38   2,  23 |          branches of knowledge, we must fear and shun the fellowship
 39   2,  25 |          mind of the Christian, we must then look at human institutions
 40   2,  26 |          to fellowship with devils must, as has been said, be utterly
 41   2,  31 |           only in the use of it we must guard against the love of
 42   2,  31 |         retain his old opinion, he must of necessity also hold other
 43   2,  31 |          the truth of propositions must be inquired into in the
 44   2,  32 |           is false, the antecedent must also be false," says what
 45   2,  32 |            removed, the antecedent must also be removed, is not
 46   2,  34 |           of opinions, however, we must consider propositions as
 47   2,  37 |   intellect in better training. We must take care, however, that
 48   2,  39 |        necessities of this life we must not neglect the arrangements
 49   2,  39 |          in regard to all these we must hold by the maxim, "Not
 50   2,  40 |            said by the heathen, we must appropriate to our uses~
 51   2,  40 |     indispensable in this life, we must take and turn to a Christian
 52   3, arg |            correctness of doctrine must be taken figuratively. He
 53   3,   2 |            Scripture ambiguous, we must see in the first place that
 54   3,   2 |         the Word was God. But this must be rejected by the rule
 55   3,   2 |         you take it, and therefore must be decided from the context.
 56   3,   2 |          have a desire for two. We must therefore punctuate the
 57   3,   3 |           interrogative the answer must be either "No" or "Yes."
 58   3,   5 |             In the first place, we must beware of taking a figurative
 59   3,  10 |          as if it were literal, we must also pay heed to that which
 60   3,  10 |          the first place, then, we must show the way to find out
 61   3,  10 |           asserts contrary to this must be figurative. Now Scripture
 62   3,  12 |                                 We must, therefore, consider carefully
 63   3,  12 |            that description: so we must take heed in regard to other
 64   3,  14 |        different custom, and right must remain unchangeable, it
 65   3,  17 |           raised to a higher state must be cared for in its own
 66   3,  18 |                       chap. 18. We must take into consideration
 67   3,  18 |                                 We must also be on our guard against
 68   3,  25 |         other things besides water must be interpreted according
 69   3,  26 |           used is more manifest we must gather the sense in which
 70   3,  26 |         protection of any kind, we must take it as signifying nothing
 71   3,  30 |      really contains. Certainly it must be read with caution, not
 72   3,  33 |      saying of the apostle, "There must be also heresies among you,
 73   3,  34 |           to the genus, the reader must then be carefully on his
 74   4,   3 |          they are speaking. For we must be careful that what we
 75   4,   4 |    teaching, the matter treated of must be made fully known by means
 76   4,   5 |         with eloquence too. But we must beware of the man who abounds
 77   4,   5 |           is eloquent what he says must be true. And this opinion
 78   4,   5 |            meaning. It is plain we must set far above these the
 79   4,   5 |           of the world." And as we must often swallow wholesome
 80   4,   5 |           wholesome bitters, so we must always avoid unwholesome
 81   4,   7 |     offended, and I burn not? If I must needs glory, I will glory
 82   4,   7 |            even a man sound asleep must notice what a stream of
 83   4,   7 |       period of two members: "If I must needs glory, I will glory
 84   4,   7 |                I see, then, that I must say something about the
 85   4,   7 |             and to show us that we must distinguish the music of
 86   4,   9 |          private conversations, we must not shrink from the duty
 87   4,  10 |                           And this must be insisted on as necessary
 88   4,  11 |          11. The Christian teacher must speak clearly, but not inelegantly~
 89   4,  11 |           it is impossible to live must be flavoured to meet the
 90   4,  12 |         said that "an eloquent man must speak so as to teach, to
 91   4,  12 |      importance. And as the hearer must be pleased in order to secure
 92   4,  12 |        secure his attention, so he must be persuaded in order to
 93   4,  12 |            not yet know this, they must of course be instructed
 94   4,  13 |               chap. 13. The hearer must be moved as well as instructed~
 95   4,  13 |           truth taught is one that must be carried into practice,
 96   4,  13 |          urging a practical truth, must not only teach so as to
 97   4,  13 |           up the attention, but he must also sway the mind so as
 98   4,  15 |           the hour is come that he must speak, he ought, before
 99   4,  19 |          19. The Christian teacher must use different styles on
100   4,  19 |          do it, then great matters must be spoken of with power,
101   4,  20 |                     And, indeed, I must confess that our authors
102   4,  20 |            boast so much. But care must be taken that, while adding
103   4,  21 |           to know them thoroughly, must not only read and hear them,
104   4,  21 |            read and hear them, but must have an expositor. Let us,
105   4,  21 |          mingled with wine. But we must quote a passage by way of
106   4,  22 |     shorter time. And therefore we must be on our guard, lest, in
107   4,  22 |          good effect to that which must be treated forcibly, thus
108   4,  23 |         And accordingly this style must be used in alternation with
109   4,  23 |           sort turn up; just as we must use the temperate style,
110   4,  25 |          in the temperate style we must use beauty of expression
111   4,  26 |         the temperate style, also, must, in the case of the Christian
112   4,  26 |           to act accordingly), you must, of course, speak in the
113   4,  26 |        persuaded to obedience, you must speak so as to be both intelligible
114   4,  29 |          for both these statements must be true, both being made