Book, Chapter

 1   1,  26|                    chap. 26. The command to love God and our neighbour
 2   1,  26|         our neighbour includes a command to love ourselves~
 3   1,  26|       that there is no need of a command that every man should love
 4   1,  30|          it is manifest that the command to love our neighbour embraces
 5   1,  30|   removed above, our nature, the command to love God is distinct
 6   1,  35|        For there is no need of a command that each man should love
 7   2,  12|  suggests itself, viz., that the command is not to despise our kinsmen,
 8   2,  16|        the meaning of our Lord's command, that we should be wise
 9   2,  40|        own authority, but by the command of God, the Egyptians themselves,
10   3,   7|        the works of God. But the command is that we should love and
11   3,  16|        If the sentence is one of command, either forbidding a crime
12   3,  16|       and this is beyond doubt a command to do a kindness. But in
13   3,  34| generally, in any given Imperial command. The same thing occurs in
14   4,  16|          not read: "These things command and teach?" What these things
15   4,  24| vehemence of speech that I could command to root out and drive from