Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3, 2 |    even (Adam) himself at that time, reverting to the condition
 2  6, 2 | usefully, remember God at that time when it is customary for
 3  6, 7 |       Isaiah, this will be the time for man to be made equal
 4  7, 4 |               For peril has no time for food, nor sackcloth
 5  9, 6 |         teaching us that, at a time of pressure and persecution
 6 10, 1 |        concerning the limit of time, I mean--I must first demand
 7 10, 3 |       everywhere, and at every time; yet still that these three
 8 10, 6 |      observed a Station at the time in question. For (the practice)
 9 10, 6 |       hours yet are we at that time more impressively commended
10 10, 8 |        late hour, awaiting the time of the Lord's sepulture,
11 10, 10|   beforetime and in the latest time (of course, (no day) so
12 11, 2 |      constitutes a law for the time to come, owing to the authority
13 11, 3 |        course, and at the same time drawing out of that form
14 12, 1 |                   For, by this time, in this respect as well
15 12, 2 |            Grant that from the time of John the Paraclete had
16 13, 5 |       instance, at the present time, with the view of practising
17 14, 2 |   ensuing days do we spend our time in all exultation? Why do