Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|          and yet he, with great wisdom and entire absence of jealous
 2   1,   8 |      because He is unchangeable Wisdom~
 3   1,   8 |          but on the contrary is wisdom itself. For a wise intelligence,
 4   1,   8 |        one that has attained to wisdom, was, previous to its attaining
 5   1,   8 |       previous to its attaining wisdom, unwise. But wisdom itself
 6   1,   8 |   attaining wisdom, unwise. But wisdom itself never was unwise,
 7   1,   8 |      never caught sight of this wisdom, they could never with entire
 8   1,   9 |    superiority of unchangeable: wisdom to that which is variable~
 9   1,   9 |     that a life of unchangeable wisdom is preferable to one of
10   1,  11 |                       Chap. 11. Wisdom becoming incarnate, a pattern
11   1,  11 |       wholly incapable, had not Wisdom condescended to adapt Himself
12   1,  11 |     than men." And thus, though Wisdom was Himself our home, He
13   1,  12 |     Chap. 12. In what sense the Wisdom of God came to us~
14   1,  12 |          For after that, in the wisdom of God, the world by wisdom
15   1,  12 |     wisdom of God, the world by wisdom knew not God, it pleased
16   1,  12 |     knew Him not." Thus, in the wisdom of God, the world by wisdom
17   1,  12 |     wisdom of God, the world by wisdom knew not God. Why then did
18   1,  14 |               Chap. 14. How the wisdom of God healed man~
19   1,  14 |    usefulness, so our medicine, Wisdom, was by His assumption of
20   1,  14 |       like; in the same way the Wisdom of God in healing man has
21   1,  14 |         We were ensnared by the wisdom of the serpent: we are set
22   1,  14 |        as the former was called wisdom, but was in reality the
23   1,  14 |        foolishness, but is true wisdom in those who overcome the
24   2,   6 |      Spirit has, with admirable wisdom and care for our welfare,
25   2,   7 |               chap. 7. Steps to wisdom: first, fear; second, piety;
26   2,   7 |   seventh, stop or termination, wisdom~
27   2,   7 |         could devise by our own wisdom. ~
28   2,   7 |     life. Such a son ascends to wisdom which is the seventh and
29   2,   7 |         God is the beginning of wisdom. From that beginning, then,
30   2,   7 |  beginning, then, till we reach wisdom itself, our way is by the
31   2,   8 |         the Lord shall grant me wisdom. The most skilful interpreter
32   2,   8 |       For two books, one called Wisdom and the other Ecclesiasticus,
33   2,  16 |        direction to imitate the wisdom of the serpent, and to put
34   2,  31 |       There is one that showeth wisdom in words, and is hated;"
35   2,  40 |       he was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians. And to
36   3,  14 |         awake into the light of wisdom have thought that there
37   3,  21 |      inflamed with a desire for wisdom, but after he had attained
38   3,  37 |     they read, "The Lord giveth wisdom: out of His mouth comets
39   4, arg |   combination of eloquence with wisdom. He points out that perspicuity
40   4,   2 |         a fool as to think this wisdom? Since, then, the faculty
41   4,   5 |                        chap. 5. Wisdom of more importance than
42   4,   5 |        can argue and speak with wisdom, if not with eloquence,
43   4,   5 |       they confess that "though wisdom without eloquence is of
44   4,   5 |   states, yet eloquence without wisdom is frequently a positive
45   4,   5 |     true, that is, the heavenly wisdom which comes down from the
46   4,   5 |        ministers of this higher wisdom! Now a man speaks with more
47   4,   5 |        speaks with more or less wisdom just as he has made more
48   4,   5 |   desire to speak not only with wisdom, but with eloquence also (
49   4,   5 |        with eloquence, but with wisdom also. For eloquent speakers
50   4,   5 |       Scriptures, not only with wisdom, but with eloquence as well;
51   4,   6 |    writers unite eloquence with wisdom~
52   4,   6 |       suggest themselves; as if wisdom were walking out of its
53   4,   7 |       so I do not deny that his wisdom naturally produced, and
54   4,   7 |       eloquently he speaks! But wisdom is his guide, eloquence
55   4,   7 |     attentive perceive how much wisdom there is in these words.
56   4,   7 |          but it flowed forth in wisdom and eloquence from the divine
57   4,   7 | eloquence from the divine mind; wisdom not aiming at eloquence,
58   4,   7 |    eloquence not shrinking from wisdom. For if, as certain very
59   4,  25 |        who aspire to speak with wisdom and eloquence to secure.
60   4,  26 |        who wishes to speak with wisdom and eloquence, viz. perspicuity,
61   4,  28 |         apostle says: "Not with wisdom of words, lest the cross
62   4,  28 |         than eloquently without wisdom. ~
63   4,  29 |      what has been written with wisdom and eloquence by others,