Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2, 6   |           food; "that not by such things as are introduced into the
 2  3, 2   |      longer being "capable of the things which were the Spirit's,"
 3  4, 1   | providence of God--modulating all things, as He does, to suit the
 4  4, 2   |          fowls of the heaven, and things moving on earth, and the
 5  4, 3   |        sufficient, the use of all things else being allowed.~4.
 6  4, 4   |        discipline; permitting all things, with a view to take some
 7  5, 1   |           curtailed food; certain things being prohibited as unclean,
 8  6, 1   |          sense especially whereby things divine are, handled; whether (
 9  8, 1   |           Lord, and preached many things about Him to such as were
10 10, 3   |           as being more marked in things human--(hours) which divide
11 10, 5   |     honour; but because, of those things which are, observed on the
12 10, 6   |         the confirmer of all such things, the Paraclete, the guide
13 11, 1   |        those who invalidate these things as empty observances; and
14 13, 2   |            you answer that "these things are to be done of choice,
15 14, 1   |  observers of "seasons" for these things, and of "days, and months,
16 14, 4   |  distinguishing (as he is doing) "things new and old"--which will
17 15, 2   |           to God; abstaining from things which we do not reject,
18 15, 3   |            One believeth that all things may be eaten; but another,
19 15, 5   |     permitting the eating of "all things" with a view to establishing
20 15, 5   |    establishing the exception of" things offered to idols ;" still
21 16, 7   |        the devil, the emulator of things divine, imitates. It is
22 concl, 5|         are, justly do you reject things spiritual. If the prophets