Book, Chapter

 1   1,   2|        afterwards. But we must carefully remember that what we have
 2   1,  14|     not in a slovenly way, but carefully, that there may be a certain
 3   2,   9|       to be searched into more carefully and more diligently; and
 4   2,  29| Christian to avoid it the more carefully, the more efficacious it
 5   2,  39|     they seek; but soberly and carefully to discriminate among them.
 6   3,  12|      must, therefore, consider carefully what is suitable to times
 7   3,  15| following will be observed, to carefully turn over in our minds and
 8   3,  30|        author, do indeed, when carefully considered, afford considerable
 9   3,  34|        the reader must then be carefully on his guard against seeking
10   3,  34|    Lord," the reader ought now carefully to observe the way in which
11   3,  37|     Scripture, to observe them carefully, and to remember them accurately,
12   4,   5|  understanding them aright and carefully searching into their meaning.
13   4,   7|       be so much instructed by carefully analysing it as kindled
14   4,  21|        his second son, and was carefully hidden by his elder and