Book, Chapter

 1   1,  40|                 chap. 40. What manner of reader Scripture demands~
 2   2,   9|     that concern faith and the manner of life, to wit, hope and
 3   3,   5|      is understood in a carnal manner. And nothing is more fittingly
 4   3,  12|   prefer eating fish after the manner of our Lord, to eating lentils
 5   3,  12|       eating lentils after the manner of Esau, or barley after
 6   3,  12|      Esau, or barley after the manner of oxen. For there are several
 7   3,  12|        for using them, and our manner of seeking them, that make
 8   3,  25|    they understand in a carnal manner, still remaining among the
 9   4,   8|   reason will lie not in their manner of expression, but in the
10   4,  12|     whatever may have been his manner of saying it. But if he
11   4,  13| useless to be pleased with the manner in which it is said, if
12   4,  18|     But we are treating of the manner of speech of the man who
13   4,  19|        of with power, and in a manner calculated to sway the mind.
14   4,  20|    Brethren, I speak after the manner of men: Though it be but
15   4,  29| example to others; and let his manner of living be an eloquent
16   4,  29|     nothing in common with his manner of life. And so God has