Book, Chapter

 1   1,   4| invisible things of God may be clearly seen, being understood by
 2   1,  15|       buttress of hope. For it clearly shows how freely He laid
 3   1,  22|      if you look at the matter clearly, because no one ought to
 4   1,  35|        the sum: that we should clearly understand that the fulfilment
 5   2,  13|            But since we do not clearly see what the actual thought
 6   2,  28|        can be ascertained more clearly and more certainly from
 7   2,  41|       sacrifice of Christ more clearly teaches us than the call
 8   3,   6|   Jerusalem was formed, showed clearly how great an advantage it
 9   3,   6|     types, though they did not clearly apprehend their spiritual
10   3,   9|     liberty has shone forth so clearly in the resurrection of our
11   3,  23|   Scripture on which it is not clearly written that God resisteth
12   4,   2|      their falsehoods briefly, clearly, and plausibly, while the
13   4,   9|       whatever length, however clearly, or with whatever eloquence
14   4,  11|   Christian teacher must speak clearly, but not inelegantly~
15   4,  12|       an address, the truth is clearly pointed out (and this is