Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|          have spent my labour to no purpose, because, though they understand
 2   1,  39 |           Scriptures except for the purpose of instructing others. Accordingly,
 3   1,  40 |            necessary for my present purpose; for much has already been
 4   2,   2 |           mutually exchange for the purpose of showing, as well as they
 5   2,   2 |    instinctively and apart from any purpose, or whether they are really
 6   2,   2 |            are really used with the purpose of signification, is another
 7   2,   6 |           divinely arranged for the purpose of subduing pride by toil,
 8   2,  25 |          dress and ornament for the purpose of distinguishing sex or
 9   2,  28 |           that it was not without a purpose it was said that the temple
10   2,  31 |      consistent with seriousness of purpose, is also called sophistical. ~
11   3,  12 |       ointment, it was for the same purpose for which luxurious and
12   3,  34 |           in the sure and immutable purpose of God; for what the fathers
13   3,  34 | unchangeableness of the promise and purpose, the same as if it were
14   3,  34 |            but according to His own purpose and grace, which was given
15   3,  34 |         done in the arrangement and purpose of God, which was to take
16   4,   3 |           time be set aside for the purpose at a fit and proper age.
17   4,  12 |           then, who speaks with the purpose of teaching should not suppose
18   4,  12 |           matter what, but for that purpose the style of speaking is
19   4,  13 |         that is taught for the very purpose of being practiced, it is
20   4,  20 |             called according to His purpose. For whom He did foreknow,
21   4,  21 |      temperate style, because their purpose is not to induce those who
22   4,  28 |            uses words with no other purpose than to make the truth plain,