Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|   witnesses, who, without any teaching from man, attained a full
 2 pref,   0|       may learn by the inward teaching of the Spirit without the
 3   1,  16 |    His body, as the apostle's teaching shows us;and it is even
 4   1,  30 |     Go and do thou likewise;" teaching us that he is our neighbour
 5   2,  28 |      of the same kind, aim at teaching what ought to be done or
 6   3,  29 |      it might seem that I was teaching grammar. I certainly advise,
 7   4, arg |       in harmony with his own teaching, and to show a good example
 8   4,   4 | requires. If the hearers need teaching, the matter treated of must
 9   4,   9 |    about the clearness of his teaching. ~
10   4,  10 |     so great an anxiety about teaching that they will employ a
11   4,  11 |                           For teaching, of course, true eloquence
12   4,  12 |        and to move. Of these, teaching is the most essential~
13   4,  12 |      one first mentioned, the teaching, which is a matter of necessity,
14   4,  12 |    speaks with the purpose of teaching should not suppose that
15   4,  12 |       is the true function of teaching), it is not the fact, nor
16   4,  14 |       discipline of Christian teaching had cured him of that redundancy
17   4,  16 |   benevolence; so the aids of teaching, applied through the instrumentality
18   4,  17 |       these three ends, viz., teaching, giving pleasure, and moving,
19   4,  19 |       subdued tone when he is teaching, temperately when he is
20   4,  19 |       Him? Or ought he who is teaching the Trinity in unity to
21   4,  20 |       or he that teacheth, on teaching; or he that exhorteth, on
22   4,  27 |   life is in harmony with his teaching will teach with greater
23   4,  27 |   evil lives in comparing the teaching with the conduct of their