Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|         to teach to the Christian people, and also the signs of these
 2   1,   1|      divide them among the hungry people. But when once they began
 3   1,  24|         own flesh." And when some people say that they would rather
 4   1,  36|      false; and we find plenty of people who intend to deceive, but
 5   2,  13|         away from the lips of the people who sing it: "Super ipsum
 6   2,  21|        men were dead whose memory people were either compelled by
 7   2,  24|           different for different people, according to their several
 8   2,  25|       times have announced to the people of Carthage, while the pantomime
 9   2,  25|        peculiar to each state and people,and other things of the
10   2,  29|         passion, is known to most people; so the rising and setting
11   2,  31|          to deceive not only dull people, but clever men too, when
12   2,  37|       them an inclination to lead people astray by plausible speech
13   2,  40|           heavy burdens which the people of Israel hated and fled
14   2,  40|          garments, which the same people when going out of Egypt
15   2,  40|         and their garments to the people of God as they were going
16   2,  42|     silver and garments which the people of Israel brought with them
17   3,   6|         in the case of the Jewish people, differed widely from what
18   3,   6|           on the Sabbath, and the people, clinging to these signs
19   3,   9|           and all those among the people of Israel through whose
20   3,  14|        life, appear sinful to the people of other nations and other
21   3,  25|     significations: water denotes people, as we read in the Apocalypse,
22   3,  29|           in greater variety than people who are unacquainted with
23   3,  34|           so that even uneducated people understand what is laid
24   3,  34|           the flesh;" because the people of Israel after the flesh
25   3,  34|       fathers; and ye shall be my people, and I will be your God.
26   4,   7|           sent to prophesy to the people of God. I shall not, however,
27   4,   7|           heads and chiefs of the people, entering with pomp into
28   4,   7|           heads and chiefs of the people, entering with pomp into
29   4,   9|       never be brought before the people at all, or only on rare
30   4,  10|        light upon points on which people wish for instruction, he
31   4,  11|           consists, not in making people like what they disliked,
32   4,  12|            And it is needful when people, knowing what they ought
33   4,  14|          with their hands; and my people love to have it so: and
34   4,  14|           prophet, and that God's people should love to have it so.
35   4,  14|       will praise Thee among much people," no pleasure is derived
36   4,  14|    pleasing to serious minds. But people who are fond of this style
37   4,  18| especially those addressed to the people from the place of authority,
38   4,  18|      speak on this subject to the people, and the presence of God
39   4,  21|           though thousands of the people failed, yet through one
40   4,  21|         man God would deliver His people from their enemies, he brought
41   4,  21|           hearts of His thirsting people. And so it was at that time
42   4,  24|   Mauritania I was dissuading the people from that civil, or worse
43   4,  29|        preacher to deliver to the people what has been written by
44   4,  29|     memory, and deliver it to the people, they cannot be blamed,
45   4,  30|           is going to address the people or to dictate what others
46   4,  30|       will deliver or read to the people, he ought to pray God to