Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     anxious to see the new or the old moon, or some very obscure
 2   2,   8 |     Ezekiel. The authority of the Old Testament is contained within
 3   2,  15 |          preeminent as far as the Old Testament is concerned;
 4   2,  15 |          texts, therefore, of the Old Testament are, as I was
 5   2,  16 |           serpent gets rid of its old skin by squeezing itself
 6   2,  16 |       serpent, and to put off the old man, as the apostle says,
 7   2,  25 |          still remembered by many old men from whom we have frequently
 8   2,  31 |           he wishes to retain his old opinion, he must of necessity
 9   3,   6 |          new temple, of which the old temple they were serving
10   3,  18 |        supposing that what in the Old Testament, making allowance
11   3,  20 |        the same way the saints of old used their wives with reference
12   3,  22 |      transactions recorded in the Old Testament are to be taken
13   3,  34 | excellence in comparison with the Old, "Ye are our epistle ...
14   4,   6 |          that is more becoming in old age, and nothing can be
15   4,  21 |           apostle: 'Purge out the old leaven, that ye may be a
16   4,  21 |          keep the feast, not with old leaven, neither with the