Chapter

1 7 |       the tradition of men, and contrary to the wisdom of the Holy
2 8 |       God. The Gentiles, on the contrary, had never been in covenant
3 23|      their object is to believe contrary to the Scriptures. Still
4 23|     preaching were of something contrary; nor, moreover, would they
5 26|       faith, differing from and contrary to that which they were
6 32| apostles went and preached in a contrary manner. To this test, therefore
7 35|      behind any in date; on the contrary, it is earlier than all;
8 38|         our Scriptures which is contrary to us? What of our own have
9 38|     soundness anything which is contrary to it, and contained in