Book, Chapter

 1   3,   8| Scripture frequently and justly speaks of as fornication, to the
 2   3,  32|  present united in one body, He speaks as if there were no change
 3   3,  34|    apostle, writing to Timothy, speaks of the grace which is given
 4   3,  34|   appearing of our Saviour." He speaks of the grace as given at
 5   3,  34|        own time, and he himself speaks of it as now made manifest.
 6   3,  37|      directs us, when Scripture speaks of one and the same person,
 7   4,   5|        higher wisdom! Now a man speaks with more or less wisdom
 8   4,   7|    wisely and how eloquently he speaks! But wisdom is his guide,
 9   4,  10|     indifference whether he who speaks be a speaker or a reader.
10   4,  12|        we say it. He, then, who speaks with the purpose of teaching
11   4,  15|          The Holy Spirit, then, speaks thus in those who for Christ'
12   4,  18|         is it, in fine, that he speaks in a tone so exalted about
13   4,  27|         compliance. The man who speaks wisely and eloquently, but
14   4,  29|       it; and it is the man who speaks well, but lives badly, who