Book, Chapter

 1   3,   2|   sufficient length when I was speaking in the first book about
 2   3,  32|      seems to be addressing or speaking of the same persons as before,
 3   3,  34|        to a certain point been speaking about the species, makes
 4   3,  34|        depth of meaning, while speaking of the carnal Israel, passes
 5   3,  34|    spiritual, and although now speaking of the latter, seems to
 6   3,  34|      latter, seems to be still speaking of the former; not that
 7   3,  37|     which I have just finished speaking of as much as I thought
 8   4,   3| dictating, and at last also in speaking, the opinions he has formed
 9   4,   3|    think of them when they are speaking so as to speak in accordance
10   4,   3|    this, think of the rules of speaking while they are speaking.
11   4,   3|        speaking while they are speaking. For we must be careful
12   4,   3|        the time when they were speaking, whether they had ever learnt
13   4,   5|     spirit, the work that I am speaking of ought to be undertaken
14   4,   7|     his invective, and not now speaking to, but of, these men, and
15   4,  10|      there is no use at all in speaking, if they do not understand
16   4,  10|       of giving pleasure. I am speaking of the mode in which men
17   4,  12|      that purpose the style of speaking is a matter of importance.
18   4,  16|       says to Timothy himself, speaking, of course, as teacher to
19   4,  17|                He then who, in speaking, aims at enforcing what
20   4,  19|      he ought not always to be speaking of them in a majestic tone,
21   4,  19|      is to be done, and we are speaking to those who ought, but
22   4,  24|        that account that he is speaking in the majestic style; for
23   4,  29|       who would appear good by speaking God's words, but are in
24   4,  29|       by Him who is the Truth. Speaking of such men, in one place