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 1 1     |       judgment under its own proper name also, yet it is marked off
 2 1     |         fraud done toward matt is a name of greatest crime. Well,
 3 2     |           Sufficient to itself is a name so inimical to God, a substance
 4 2     |          many veins, that from this name, for the greatest part,
 5 3     |           ORIGIN AND MEANING OF THE NAME.~Idol in ancient times there
 6 3     |           practised, not under that name, but in that function; for
 7 3     |          attained from idols both a name and a development. Thenceforward
 8 10    |            to the honour and to the name of Minerva; so that, even
 9 10    |           gods themselves with this name; whereas the Law, as we
10 14    |           heathen do, for fear "the Name be blasphemed." Now the
11 14    |            complaint, in which "the Name" is deservedly impugned,
12 14    |             said, "By your means My Name is blasphemed," we all perish
13 14    |        desert of ours, assails "the Name" with wicked suffrages.
14 14    |     Discipline is a blessing of the Name. "If," says he, "I wished
15 15    |            Otherwise demons have no name individually, but they there
16 15    | individually, but they there find a name where they find also a token.
17 16    |        however, is a dress of manly name as well as of manly use.
18 16    |             to be celebrated than a name to be given. "But there
19 17    |   whatsoever office, under the mere name of the office, neither sacrificing
20 18    |             be conferred, under the name of honour, on such as deserved
21 19    |           call a man so, by his own name. I honour him no more than
22 19    |             Make not mention of the name of other gods, neither be
23 19    |            not," saith He, "use the name of the Lord thy God in a
24 19    |            honours an idol with the name of God, has fallen into
25 19    |             will an oath be, in the name of gods whom you have forsworn,
26 19    |            not honour them in whose name he swears?~
27 20    |          other man binds you in the name of his gods, by the making
28 20    |             a malediction in Jove's name. For what is there to be
29 20    |    indignant at, (if cursed) in the name of one whom you know to
30 20    |    returning the malediction in the name of Jupiter himself, are
31 20    |            to return a curse in the name of God even, but dearly
32 20    |          but dearly to bless in the name of God, that you may both
33 21    |           ACCEPTING BLESSING IN THE NAME OF IDOLS.~Equally, one who
34 21    |         endure to be blessed in the name of the gods of the nations,
35 21    |       Godward. To be blessed in the name of the gods of the nations
36 21    |      nations is to be cursed in the name of God. If I have given
37 21    |           honour to idols, in whose name he returns me the favour
38 22    |            WRITTEN CONTRACTS IN THE NAME OF IDOLS. TACIT CONSENT.~
39 22    |            his mouth pronounces the name of his son. Thus, in his
40 conclu|    observing it, may renounce their name. We will see to it, if,