Book, Chapter

 1   1,  22| something else, we use him. It seems to me, then, that he is
 2   1,  26|   their centre in Him, nothing seems to be said about our love
 3   1,  31|      things are for use, there seems still to be something that
 4   2,   8|        book called Ruth, which seems rather to belong to the
 5   2,  39|    theory of reasoning; but it seems to me it cannot, because
 6   3,  16|    figurative. If, however, it seems to enjoin a crime or vice,
 7   3,  16|     have no life in you." This seems to enjoin a crime or a vice;
 8   3,  16|        clause of this sentence seems to forbid benevolence; for
 9   3,  32|      different set of persons, seems to be addressing or speaking
10   3,  33|        the law. This, however, seems to me to be a great question
11   3,  34|        speaking of the latter, seems to be still speaking of
12   3,  36|    good for food." Now here it seems to be indicated that the
13   3,  36|   language and of one speech," seems to indicate that at the
14   3,  37|       this kind of diction, it seems to me, is too widely spread
15   4,   6|   understand these writers, it seems to me not only that nothing
16   4,   6|        from solid merit) as it seems to fall below them. Where,
17   4,   7|      yet not in knowledge," he seems to speak as if granting
18   4,  17|        Roman eloquence himself seems to have intended that the
19   4,  21|        offering. Now this sign seems to indicate that the rock
20   4,  26|   ostentatiously obtruded, but seems rather to be called forth