Chapter

1 3 |      whether they also would go away. It is a comparatively
2 8 |   yet did He charge them to "go into the way of the Gentiles."
3 8 |   that He instructs them to "go and teach all nations, and
4 10|    has taught, (and you must go on seeking) of course for
5 10|     on that account bound to go on seeking, so long as we
6 18|      a like standing he will go away confirmed in his uncertainty
7 18| consequence that they should go so far as to say that adulterations
8 20| departure to the Father, to "go and teach all nations, who
9 44| enter the minds of those who go out of the right path, and