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 1 2 |        the "light burden" of the Lord. Now concerning each point
 2 2 |        concerning each point the Lord Himself has pronounced.
 3 2 |         to teach fully which the Lord deferred till He came, (
 4 3 | CONNECTION WITH THE WORDS OF THE LORD AND HIS APOSTLES.~But (as
 5 3 |        novelty;" seeing that the Lord Himself opens "the kingdoms
 6 3 |         announce--not I, but the Lord"--he shows that those things
 7 3 |       been (the dictates) of the Lord's authority, but of human
 8 3 |          ought so to walk as the Lord withal did," of course admonished
 9 3 |          that early date, in the Lord's flesh and will, (and)
10 5 |          first and the last, the Lord assumes to Himself, as figures
11 7 |      marry, has to marry "in the Lord;" that is, not to an heathen,
12 8 |          rite on the body of the Lord, than flesh similar in kind
13 8 |           Such eye-witnesses the Lord in infancy found; no different
14 8 |       did) when accompanying the Lord. But further, if Christ
15 9 |    TEACHINGS. HE BEGINS WITH THE LORD'S TEACHING.~But grant that
16 9 |     parallel with them which the Lord uttered in treating of divorce,
17 9 |           that he contravene the Lord: for He alone shall "separate"
18 10|         event resulting from the Lord's law, has been--not separated
19 11|           that you marry "in the Lord," in accordance with the
20 11|       let her marry, only in the Lord." For it is out of this
21 11|    virgins"--for "precept of the Lord" there was none--(and were
22 11|        be felt about earning the Lord's favour than a husband'
23 11|       let her marry, only in the Lord," he hence also demonstrates
24 11|     therefore adds, "only in the Lord;" because the question in
25 14|      coming were deferred by the Lord (the things) which in H'
26 14|          the flesh," because the Lord said, "the flesh is weak?"
27 14|         and was abandoned by the Lord to his own opinion. Nor