Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2, 6 |      introduced into the mouth is a man defiled, but by such as
 2  3, 4 |             expiated, in order that man may make God satisfaction
 3  4, 2 |            which He had assigned to man: 'Behold, I have given you
 4  4, 3 |             it was not suitable for man to be burdened with any
 5  5, 1 |              and the restoration of man was able to be essayed,
 6  5, 1 |           as unclean, in order that man, by observing a perpetual
 7  5, 2 |         withal reproduced the first man's crime, being found more
 8  6, 1 |          habitation of our interior man, stuffed with meats, inundated
 9  6, 2 |          when it is customary for a man to forget his own self.
10  6, 4 |      forbidden the eating, teaching man not to be studious of the
11  6, 5 |           then (by experience) that man liveth not upon bread alone,
12  6, 7 |          uttering a threat to a fed man, the former soothing a fasting
13  6, 7 |           this will be the time for man to be made equal with God,
14  7, 1 |          God, even when angered, to man. Israel, before their gathering
15  8, 2 |             was initiating "the new man" into "a severe handling"
16  8, 2 |             He might show that (new man) to the devil, again seeking
17  9, 3 |           wise: "Daniel, thou art a man pitiable; fear not: since,
18  9, 8 |          exacted by God or vowed by man, there let there be understood
19  9, 8 |           It is not probable that a man should sacrifice to God
20 10, 10|             writer), "should hear a man"--(a man,) to be sure, the
21 10, 10|              should hear a man"--(a man,) to be sure, the sun's
22 10, 11|         this duty: "Cursed (be) the man who shall have eaten bread
23 10, 13|     speaking in prayer, behold, the man whom I had seen in dreams
24 11, 2 |            been commanded by God to man, have constituted this practice
25 11, 2 |           binding; some, offered by man to God, have discharged
26 11, 3 |         they are, be he a spiritual man or merely an ordinary believer,
27 13, 4 | tapeinofronhsis at the bidding of a man's edict, and all unitedly,
28 16, 2 |      fleshly sacrifices. Sameas, a "man of God," after prophesying
29 16, 2 |         taken food from another old man, who lyingly professed himself