Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1, 3   |          Maximilia preach another God, nor that they disjoin Jesus
 2  1, 3   |        disjoin Jesus Christ (from God), nor that they overturn
 3  2, 1   |        definite days appointed by God: as when, in Leviticus,
 4  2, 4   |     abstain from meats created by God.~5.
 5  2, 7   |         food commendeth us not to God; since we neither abound
 6  2, 7   |         or delay of, food, since "God," forsooth, "prefers the
 7  2, 8   |          whole heart; I must love God, and my neighbour as myself:
 8  3, 1   |        what value in the sight of God this "emptiness" you speak
 9  3, 1   |          of earning the favour of God in this way. For the necessity
10  3, 2   |            Adam had received from God the law of not tasting "
11  3, 2   |      readily to his belly than to God, heeded the meat rather
12  3, 3   |      penalties of hunger. Even if God had enjoined no preceptive
13  3, 3   |          generation; certain that God willed that whereof He nilled
14  3, 4   |           order that man may make God satisfaction through the
15  4, 1   |        Why, in that case, did not God forthwith institute some
16  5, 1   |      people began to be chosen by God to Himself, and the restoration
17  5, 2   |      prone to their belly than to God, when, plucked out from
18  5, 2   |          hand and sublime arm" of God, they were seen to be its
19  5, 3   |   eye-witnesses of (the power of) God, whom, by their regretful
20  6, 1   |       experiences the reasons for God's having laid, and our duty (
21  6, 1   |         our duty (for the sake of God) to lay, restrictions upon
22  6, 2   |         fitly, usefully, remember God at that time when it is
23  6, 3   |           and hath quite forsaken God, who made him, and hath
24  6, 3   |         forgetful of the Lord thy God."~4.
25  6, 5   |            both saw with his eyes God's glory, and heard with
26  6, 5   |           and heard with his ears God's voice, and understood
27  6, 5   |         understood with his heart God's law: while He taught him
28  6, 5   |            but upon every word of God; in that the People, though
29  6, 5   |           fed as he had been upon God, nor his leanness, sated
30  6, 6   |           familiar a meeting with God was he received!~7.
31  6, 7   | circumscribed food, that it makes God tent-fellow with man--peer,
32  6, 7   |          peer! For if the eternal God will not hunger, as He testifies
33  6, 7   |         man to be made equal with God, when he lives without food.~
34  7, 1   |        this duty which reconciles God, even when angered, to man.
35  7, 1   |        learn that the clemency of God was more procured than by
36  7, 2   |     strength of them who "fast to God." For such, Heaven fights.
37  7, 3   |       similarly habited, approach God through Isaiah--fasting
38  7, 4   |        even the cattle with which God was not angry. Sodom also,
39  7, 6   |  beforetime, easily obtained from God the filling of her belly,
40  7, 6   |       which fasts will merit from God.~7.
41  7, 7   |         Daniel alone, trusting to God, and knowing what would
42  7, 7   |          tend to the deserving of God's favour, requires a space
43  7, 7   |         to the tyrant's sophists; God is glorified; Daniel is
44  7, 7   |         also, no less a favour of God in the first year, of King
45  7, 7   |      Jeremiah, he set his face to God in fasts, and sackcloth,
46  7, 8   |         by fasting, to wit. If to God he was "pitiable," to the
47  9, 2   |    cultured into the bargain. For God gave to the young men knowledge
48  9, 2   |           was to be obtained from God.~3.
49  9, 3   |          angel was sent out (from God), addressing him on this
50  9, 3   |         and to humiliation before God, thy word hath been heard,
51  9, 4   |           and attract the ears of God, and make men masters of
52  9, 7   |         and consecrated Aaron, to God. For of Samuel his mother
53  9, 7   |  condition withal when praying to God. And the Lord said to Aaron "
54  9, 8   |         wine is either exacted by God or vowed by man, there let
55  9, 8   |           man should sacrifice to God half his appetite; temperate
56  9, 9   |           from wine as "worthy of God," which, on a ground of
57 10, 10  |           no day) so long), "that God," says (the writer), "should
58 10, 12  |           sanction, moreover, did God confer on the edict which
59 10, 13  |         was doing exomologesis to God, said: "And while I was
60 10, 13  |      fatter (victim of) prayer to God!~
61 11, 2   |          having been commanded by God to man, have constituted
62 11, 2   |           some, offered by man to God, have discharged some votive
63 11, 2   |           it has been accepted by God, constitutes a law for the
64 11, 3   |         to the honour of the same God as the ancient economies.~
65 11, 4   |           all priests of one only God the Creator and of His Christ,
66 11, 4   |        duties which belong to our God, and enjoins them to be
67 11, 4   |    offered to none other than our God?~5.
68 11, 5   |          the devil works with our God, or else let the Paraclete
69 11, 5   |     professedly teaching) towards God, (but) in opposition to
70 11, 5   |        when He approves, what our God has always both commanded
71 11, 6   |          set up boundary-posts to God, as with regard to grace,
72 12, 2   |         bring down by our prayers God's anger, nor to obtain his
73 13, 2   |       grant not to the command of God? Shall human volition have
74 13, 2   |          from the world, not from God. Thus it is my part to perform,
75 15, 2   |       being excepted) we offer to God; abstaining from things
76 15, 3   |           says, "undo the work of God." What "work?" That about
77 15, 3   |   pleasing and propitiable to our God." "One believeth that all
78 15, 3   |         he who eateth not, giveth God thanks."~4.
79 15, 5   |           included the kingdom of God in the meat-market: "For,"
80 15, 5   |          he says, "the kingdom of God is neither meat nor drink;"
81 15, 5   |         Food commendeth us not to God"--not that you may think
82 15, 7   |        Isaiah has not denied that God "hath chosen" a "fist;"
83 16, 1   |         He, at all events, is the God to whom neither a People
84 16, 2   |           deserved at the hand of God by the shameless house,
85 16, 2   |     sacrifices. Sameas, a "man of God," after prophesying the
86 16, 2   |         he had been prohibited by God) to touch food at all in
87 16, 2   |       accordance with the word of God then and there uttered over
88 16, 4   | observances of special service to God. Whence it is that even
89 16, 8   |       idol-god; you to (the true) God will not. For to you your
90 16, 8   |          For to you your belly is god, and your lungs a temple,
91 concl, 6|           the flesh cannot please God;" not, of course, those
92 concl, 6|          it is not by weight that God bestows flesh, any more
93 concl, 9|         lions, perchance, than to God; only that, even to encounter