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 1 1pref|            set up to vindicate Cows Law as his own was of the Gentiles,
 2 1pref|            of primary favour in the Law, whereas ours is understood
 3 2    |                             II. THE LAW ANTERIOR TO MOSES.~Stand
 4 2    |            believed to have given a law through Moses to one people,
 5 2    |            all nations the selfsame law, which at definite and stated
 6 2    |           to Adam himself and Eve a law, that they were not to eat
 7 2    |             they were to die. Which law had continued enough for
 8 2    |           it been kept. For in this law given to Adam we recognise
 9 2    |           covet. For the primordial law was given to Adam and Eve
10 2    |         this general and primordial law of God, the observance of
11 2    |          specially of the posterior Law, which germinated when disclosed
12 2    |      subsequent superinduction of a law is the work of the same
13 2    |        begins? In short, before the Law of Moses, written in stone-tables,
14 2    |            contend that there was a law unwritten, which was habitually
15 2    |          righteousness of a natural law had not preceded? Whence
16 2    |            observance) of a natural law? Whence was Melchizedek
17 2    |         priesthood of the Levitical law, there were not levites
18 2    | above-mentioned patriarchs, was the Law given to Moses, at that (
19 2    |          and thirty years" that the Law was given. Whence we understand
20 2    |            we understand that God's law was anterior even to Moses,
21 2    |          not to give heed to Moses' Law as to the primitive law,
22 2    |             Law as to the primitive law, but as to a subsequent,
23 2    |             pass that, just as "the law was given through Moses"
24 2    |          God has, which reforms the law's precepts answerably to
25 2    |           without the burden of the law of Moses, please God. Melchizedek
26 2    |           without observance of the law, that he was freed from
27 3    |             SUPERCESSION OF THE OLD LAW.~But Abraham, (you say,)
28 3    |          and rounded, as it were, a law for keeping this precept.
29 3    |          coming procession of a new law (not such as He had already
30 3    |          coming procession of a new law out of this "house of the
31 3    |            from Zion shall go out a law, and the word of the Lord
32 3    |             fully taught by the new law, observe these practices,--
33 3    |           these practices,--the old law being obliterated, the coming
34 3    |             For the wont of the old law was to avenge itself by
35 3    |             for injury. But the new law's wont was to point to clemency,
36 3    |          the rivals and foes of the law into the pacific actions
37 3    |         coming cessation of the old law and of the carnal circumcision
38 3    |           the observance of the new law and the spiritual circumcision
39 3    |        people, by accepting the new law above mentioned, and the
40 4    |         circumcision and of the old law is demonstrated as having
41 4    |             priesthood received the law of the sabbath. But the
42 4    |      foreign foes, and recalled the law of their fathers to the
43 4    |            I think it was any other law which they thus vindicated,
44 4    |           formerly gave them such a law.~
45 5    |          short, when the sacerdotal law was being drawn up, through
46 6    |            THE ABOLISHER OF THE OLD LAW.~Therefore, since it is
47 6    |          spiritual pre-indicated; a law temporal and a law eternal
48 6    | pre-indicated; a law temporal and a law eternal formally declared;
49 6    |             precepts of the ancient Law and of the old ceremonies
50 6    |          and the promise of the new law, and the recognition of
51 6    |            have premised that a new law was predicted by the prophets,
52 6    |             one hand, that that old Law has ceased, and on the other,
53 6    |        other, that the promised new law is now in operation.~And,
54 6    |         expected a giver of the new law, and an heir of the new
55 6    |        sabbath, to suppress the old law, and institute the new testament,
56 6    |       whether this giver of the new law, observer of the spiritual
57 6    |            be manifest that the old Law's precepts are suppressed,
58 6    |           the beginnings of the new law ought to arise. And, primarily,
59 6    |            it down that the ancient Law and the prophets could not
60 6    |         announced, through the same Law and through the same prophets,
61 7    |       likewise believe that the new law has by Him been given, and
62 8    |          the evangelist write, "The law and the prophets (were)
63 9    |           Testaments of the ancient law and the new law; sharpened
64 9    |             ancient law and the new law; sharpened by the equity
65 9    |            that is, not through the Law's discipline), but through
66 9    |            that is, through the new law's grace), after our circumcision
67 13   |             He be anointed? For the Law enjoined that, in captivity,
68 13   |         grace being withdrawn, "the law and the prophets were until