Book, Chapter

1     II, 6 |    opportunity of treatment, offering as it does instruction of
2     II, 22|      that which prompted the offering. Suppose now, that some
3     II, 26|      by his entreaty, and by offering himself, he might hinder (
4    III, 18| given up by his father as an offering, himself carried the wood
5    III, 22|     unto my name, and a pure offering" such as the ascription
6     IV, 1 |    unto my name, even a pure offering" meaning simple prayer from
7     IV, 9 |      priest, and present the offering which Moses commanded."
8     IV, 9 |     that if he commanded the offering of the gift because he knew
9      V, 9 | after receiving from him the offering of tithes? To Christ, however, "