Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1, 4|          winey flavour; also with abstinence from the bath, congruent
 2  2, 4|           free in Christ, owes no abstinence from particular meats to
 3  2, 6|       Lord elected," that is, not abstinence from food, but the works
 4  2, 7|          necessary, the duties of abstinence from, or diminution or delay
 5  4, 3|        any further special law of abstinence, who so recently showed
 6  4, 4|       committed more;" to command abstinence since He had foresent indulgence:
 7  4, 4|        the operation of a greater abstinence in the (midst of the) opportunity
 8  5, 1|          by observing a perpetual abstinence in certain particulars,
 9  7, 1|         more procured than by the abstinence of the people), and the
10  9, 1|        the inferior operations of abstinence also, as being themselves
11  9, 7|                               For abstinence from wine withal has honourable
12  9, 7| honourable badges of its own: (an abstinence) which had dedicated Samuel,
13  9, 8|       xerophagy. Anyhow, wherever abstinence from wine is either exacted
14  9, 9|          very fact he has advised abstinence from wine as "worthy of
15 11, 1|        the dutiful observances of abstinence from, or curtailment or
16 12, 3|           the novel discipline of abstinence; (a discipline) which not
17 13, 5|        discipline of sobriety and abstinence: we, who receive Him, must
18 15, 1|        who would enjoin perpetual abstinence to the extent of destroying
19 16, 6|         they do affect a faith in abstinence, and sigh for the arrival