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 1 1pref|         by reading concerning the law. I bear witness to the Lord;
 2 2    |         GOD'S INDIGNATION.~In the law, the Lord of heaven, and
 3 2    |        unskilled, abiding without law, and ignorant of God, prayed
 4 2    |    subsequently imposed on them a law; and the Omnipotent enjoined
 5 2    |          idols. Moreover, in that law is taught concerning the
 6 6    |            Or if he thunders, the law would have been given by
 7 7    |        and you will prove them. A law without law is your refuge:
 8 7    |         prove them. A law without law is your refuge: what wishes
 9 8    |       indeed, He commanded in the law that none should worship
10 8    |    nothing concerning life, whose law is not on the earth, nor
11 20   |      death, not reading their own law. They themselves speak not,
12 21   |          the righteousness of the law, that brings the help of
13 22   |        indeed, all of you, in the law of the Omnipotent. Thus
14 22   |          in a small treatise. The law teaches; it calls on you
15 23   |           fashion to live without law. Thou thyself hymnest thyself
16 23   |        feel in thy fates by whose law thou art aided.~
17 24   |        goest on thy way stript of law, broken down by luxury.
18 25   |          time of death. The first law of God is the foundation
19 25   |      foundation of the subsequent law. Thee, indeed, it assigned
20 25   |          to believe in the second law. Nor are threats from Himself,
21 26   |           TO THOSE WHO RESIST THE LAW OF CHRIST THE LIVING GOD.~
22 29   |          in thy struggle. His own law teaches thee; but since
23 30   |          undisciplined, ye give a law to those, ye yourselves
24 30   |    Observe now, O barren one, the law which is terrible to the
25 31   |        thence, thence follows the law. Ye always love givers;
26 32   |          oil fortune. There is no law to thee, nor dost thou discern
27 35   | believingly the fruits of life. A law was given from the tree
28 35   |       death by the neglect of the law of the beginning. Now stretch
29 35   |       tree of life. The excellent law of the Lord which follows
30 35   |          from the tree. The first law is lost; man eats whence
31 35   |          yourselves to the second law. Avoid the worship of temples,
32 35   |           with God. Holy is God's law, which teaches the dead
33 35   |           you shun absolutely the law of the devil.~
34 36   |       live righteously. The first law was in the tree; and thence,
35 36   |     second. And thence the second law first of all overcame the
36 36   |         all overcame the terrible law with peace. Lifted up, they
37 37   |          what is commanded in the law. Let them tell thee if it
38 37   |     Himself to us by a superadded law. Thence now they lie concealed
39 38   |           heart. Ye look upon the law which Moses in wrath dashed
40 38   |         Lord gave to him a second law. In that he placed his hope;
41 40   |           so often rebuked by the law of those who cry aloud.
42 40   |       monthly feasts according to law, that ye should not make
43 42   |      bidden to live by the former law. Now let us all live: the
44 42   |        live: the tradition of the law is new, as the law itself
45 42   |         of the law is new, as the law itself teaches, I point
46 42   |         the things told of in the law are hastening to their completion.
47 42   |  fulfilling all the things of the law, and therefore they are
48 47   |          the shedding of blood. A law is given to the unjust man
49 48   |        nor are they restrained by law. Law is given to man, and
50 48   |           they restrained by law. Law is given to man, and a doctrine
51 50   |        himself to enemies without law. Then, if in warring thou
52 50   |        hast perished uninjured by law. The enemy crosses the river;
53 51   |        the womb. Let them avoid a law that is terrible, and always
54 54   |           discipline, loosed from law to go about through the
55 55   |        those collected tares. The law is our field; whoever does
56 56   |           thou dissemble with the law that was given with such
57 56   |         would surely suffice. The law of the Lord proclaims itself
58 56   |       deceits. Why, then, has the law itself gone forth with so
59 56   |         are devoted to the divine law; but ye know already where
60 58   |           abandon the curb of the law. If the Almighty God have
61 58   |            Thou transgressest the law in staining thyself with
62 59   |          givest the terror of the law from thy ears to the wind.
63 59   |           and modest feeling. The law of God bears witness that
64 60   |      heralds, crying aloud in the law, condemn such to be unrighteous
65 60   |       devil? Ye are rejecting the law when ye wish to please the
66 63   |         am not a teacher, but the law itself teaches by its proclamation.
67 64   |  possessor of so much wealth. The law does not thus behold him
68 66   |           schism. Either obey the law of the city, or depart from
69 75   |          the righteousness of the law to such people, even once