Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|               those who are likely to take exception to the work, or
 2   1,  15 |               it in His power thus to take it up again. With what assurance,
 3   1,  16 |             the eternal world, He may take it to Himself as His bride,
 4   1,  24 |            soul. And until this shall take place, "the flesh lusteth
 5   1,  26 |            our neighbour. Now, if you take yourself in your entirety,
 6   1,  28 |            good of them all, you must take the matter as decided for
 7   1,  29 |              them, seeing they cannot take away from us what we love;
 8   1,  32 |              to His goodness. When we take pity upon a man and care
 9   1,  34 |            setting out, determined to take a fleshly body. Whence also
10   1,  36 |              astray, he may sometimes take cross roads, or even go
11   2,   8 |          truth, so that they will not take first possession of a weak
12   2,  12 |              of an adulterer will not take deep root," is a more suitable
13   2,  13 |           phrase, which we cannot now take away from the lips of the
14   2,  13 |              right understanding. But take, on the other hand, the
15   2,  24 |              are bent upon deceiving, take care to provide for each
16   2,  24 |             entangled him in. For, to take an illustration, the same
17   2,  24 |         completed their observations, take pains not to see the flight
18   2,  25 |           fictions, in whose lies men take delight, are human devices,
19   2,  37 |              better training. We must take care, however, that they
20   2,  40 |     fellowship of these men, ought to take away from them, and to devote
21   2,  40 |   indispensable in this life, we must take and turn to a Christian
22   2,  41 |             and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn
23   3,   2 |               faith in either way you take it, and therefore must be
24   3,   3 |              reader whether he should take the word "os" as short or
25   3,   4 |              not contrary to faith to take it either way. But in the
26   3,   4 |           rather dangerous liberty to take. It has been taken, however
27   3,   5 |      miserable slavery of the soul to take signs for things, and to
28   3,   7 |            For any statue you like to take is as much god to me as
29   3,   7 | representations of gods. If, then, to take a sign which has been established
30   3,   7 |             how much more so is it to take signs intended to represent
31   3,   9 |             follow the letter, and to take signs for the things that
32   3,  10 |            that which tells us not to take a literal form of speech
33   3,  11 |             were spoken figuratively. Take, for example, that saying
34   3,  12 |              there narrated we are to take not only in its historical
35   3,  12 |               description: so we must take heed in regard to other
36   3,  14 |              men did not perceive, to take only one example, that the
37   3,  18 |                     chap. 18. We must take into consideration the time
38   3,  18 |            crime or a vice even if we take it literally and not figuratively,
39   3,  18 |             Lord. Thou knowest that I take not this my sister for lust,
40   3,  21 |           guest came to him spared to take of his own flock, but set
41   3,  21 |             immoderate desire did not take up its abode with him, but
42   3,  23 |             that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall." For
43   3,  26 |              words addressed to God, "Take hold of shield and buckler
44   3,  26 |       protection of any kind, we must take it as signifying nothing
45   3,  34 |            other nation you choose to take which contains numerous
46   3,  34 |             more surely in the genus. Take, for example, what the prophet
47   3,  34 |         before their eyes. For I will take you from among the heathen,
48   3,  34 |            put within you; and I will take away the stony heart out
49   3,  34 |            put within you; and I will take away the stony heart out
50   3,  34 |             And therefore we ought to take this saying "And I will
51   3,  34 |          purpose of God, which was to take place in its own time, and
52   3,  36 |              let him not come down to take it away; and he that is
53   3,  37 |               and the same person, to take pains to understand which
54   4,   1 |              those who were likely to take exception to the work, I
55   4,   2 |         person of its defenders is to take its stand unarmed against
56   4,   3 |              which ought evidently to take precedence of it. For men
57   4,   7 |              man devour you, if a man take of you, if a man exalt himself,
58   4,   7 |              man devour you, if a man take of you, if a man exalt himself."
59   4,   7 |              a model of eloquence, we take it from those epistles which
60   4,   8 |                        But although I take some examples of eloquence
61   4,  10 |             and intelligible, he will take these by preference; if,
62   4,  15 |               wants of a pious mind: "Take no thought how or what ye
63   4,  18 |         another: why do ye not rather take wrong? Why do ye not rather
64   4,  20 |              species of harmony would take the closing sentences of
65   4,  20 |              while adding harmony, we take away none of the weight
66   4,  21 |             yet devoted themselves to take the vows of virginity, but
67   4,  21 |              To prevail on any one to take a step of such a nature
68   4,  29 |             deliver. Now, if such men take what has been written with
69   4,  29 |        neighbour. For those who steal take what does not belong to