Chapter

 1 III |  shalt not look on combat or show;" as it is plainly laid
 2 III |   the origin of shows, every show is an assembly of the wicked.~
 3 XIV |    lust of pleasure. But the show is just a sort of pleasure.
 4 XV  | other characteristics of the show with the things of God.
 5 XV  |      with the shows? For the show always leads to spiritual
 6 XX  |      down from heaven on the show, and no pollution is contracted."
 7 XXI |    very man who comes to the show, because he thinks murderers
 8 XXIV|    ways shall we yet further show that nothing which is peculiar
 9 XXIV|   Christians to frequent the show. Why, the rejection of these
10 XXV | other object in going to the show, but to see and to be seen.
11 XXVI|  into the temptations of the show become accessible also to