Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|      need not consider himself a Christian, or may at least doubt whether
 2   1, arg |         we ought to teach to the Christian people, and also the signs
 3   1,  30 |         sin, if a man were not a Christian or were an enemy, to commit
 4   2, arg |    philosophy may be turned to a Christian use. And in conclusion,
 5   2,  16 |        the persecutors, lest the Christian faith should, as it were,
 6   2,  18 |          let every good and true Christian understand that wherever
 7   2,  23 |    repudiated and avoided by the Christian as the covenants of a false
 8   2,  25 |    rooted out of the mind of the Christian, we must then look at human
 9   2,  25 |         intercourse of life, the Christian is not by any means to neglect,
10   2,  29 |        which case it becomes the Christian to avoid it the more carefully,
11   2,  39 |    making it unnecessary for the Christian to spend his strength on
12   2,  40 |    devils. These, therefore, the Christian, when he separates himself
13   2,  40 |          must take and turn to a Christian use. ~
14   2,  41 |       this sign of the cross all Christian action is symbolized, viz.,
15   2,  41 | sacraments. And purified by this Christian action, we shall be able
16   4, arg |      specially necessary for the Christian teacher, whom it behoves
17   4, arg |          Finally, he exhorts the Christian teacher himself, pointing
18   4,   1 |       mine, which is entitled On Christian Doctrine, was at the commencement
19   4,   2 |      chap. 2. It is lawful for a Christian teacher to use the art of
20   4,   4 |         chap. 4. The duty of the Christian teacher~
21   4,   5 | importance than eloquence to the Christian teacher~
22   4,   7 |        rhetoric, would not every Christian, learned or unlearned, laugh
23   4,   8 | eloquence, not to be imitated by Christian teachers~
24   4,  11 |                    chap. 11. The Christian teacher must speak clearly,
25   4,  14 |          wholesome discipline of Christian teaching had cured him of
26   4,  15 |                    chap. 15. The Christian teacher should pray before
27   4,  15 |                       And so our Christian orator, while he says what
28   4,  18 |                    chap. 18. The Christian orator is constantly dealing
29   4,  19 |                    chap. 19. The Christian teacher must use different
30   4,  26 | naturally affords? Wherefore the Christian teacher speaker ought, when
31   4,  26 |         must, in the case of the Christian orator, be neither altogether
32   4,  31 |     labour in sound, that is, in Christian doctrine, not for his own