Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|           the Holy Spirit? No, no; rather let us put away false pride
 2 pref,   0|           gospel from His own lips rather than from those of men. ~
 3 pref,   0|   temptations of pride, and let us rather consider the fact that the
 4 pref,   0|            others? Why does he not rather send them direct to God,
 5   1,   4 |          for an unlawful use ought rather to be called an abuse. Suppose,
 6   1,   5 |           He is an object, and not rather the cause of all objects,
 7   1,   6 |        this opposition of words is rather to be avoided by silence
 8   1,  24 |         people say that they would rather be without a body altogether,
 9   1,  29 |          we love; but we pity them rather, because the more they hate
10   1,  31 |                 chap. 31. God uses rather than enjoys us~
11   1,  33 |        worship him, that he should rather worship Him who is his Master,
12   1,  33 |            a man in God, it is God rather than man that you enjoy.
13   1,  34 |           detain us, but wishes us rather to press on; and, instead
14   1,  35 |           with a transient feeling rather, such as we have towards
15   2,   7 |        commands ourselves. We must rather think and believe that whatever
16   2,   8 |           called Ruth, which seems rather to belong to the beginning
17   2,  11 |       which are words that express rather an emotion of the mind than
18   2,  12 |          circumstance would assist rather than hinder the understanding
19   2,  13 |     translations of those who keep rather close to the letter of the
20   2,  21 |            of Mars or of Venus, or rather, perhaps, of all the stars
21   2,  29 |        unprofitably is a hindrance rather; and as it is closely related
22   2,  36 |       desire and aversion. And men rather found out that these things
23   2,  38 |          learned, and who does not rather inquire after the source
24   3,   3 |           it Christ who died? yea, rather, who is risen again? who
25   3,   3 |          the educated. For I would rather have the barbarism, "non
26   3,   4 |           in vobis", But this is a rather dangerous liberty to take.
27   3,   8 |        signs of a useful kind, but rather that they might exercise
28   3,  10 |           inherent sinfulness, but rather by reference to their own
29   3,  33 |          great question in itself, rather than a rule to be applied
30   3,  36 |      renounced? Is not the present rather the time to give heed to
31   4,   4 |       hearers require to be roused rather than instructed, in order
32   4,   5 |           he can do both), I would rather send him to read, and listen
33   4,  10 |           the way the learned, but rather in the way the unlearned
34   4,  18 |        with another: why do ye not rather take wrong? Why do ye not
35   4,  18 |          take wrong? Why do ye not rather suffer yourselves to be
36   4,  20 |          is Christ that died, yea, rather, that is risen again, who
37   4,  21 |           the women who colour, or rather discolour, their faces with
38   4,  22 |        emotion we have excited, we rather lose what we have already
39   4,  24 |         besieging their hearts, or rather had complete possession
40   4,  25 |           pleasing the hearer, but rather seeking to aid him in the
41   4,  26 | ostentatiously obtruded, but seems rather to be called forth by the
42   4,  28 |        prefers to please by matter rather than by words; thinks that
43   4,  28 |          wisely without eloquence, rather than eloquently without