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  1      I, 1pref |          admitted, I will for the time (lest our compendious principle
  2      I, 8     |          old world and in the old time and under the old god was
  3      I, 8     |         novel pretence which some time or other produced even him,
  4      I, 8     |           nature. Eternity has no time. It is itself all time.
  5      I, 8     |         no time. It is itself all time. It acts; it cannot then
  6      I, 8     |     beginning and end as He is of time, which is only the arbiter
  7      I, 11    |           to be recognised at any time or not? With what other
  8      I, 14    |         Indeed, up to the present time, he has not disdained the
  9      I, 15    |         one which appeared in the time of Tiberius, the other which
 10      I, 18    |          a certain authority some time since Antinous, the same
 11      I, 19    |         this god to notice in the time of Antoninus, the matter
 12      I, 19    |       came to light for the first time in the reign of Antoninus,
 13      I, 19    |    plainly preached for the first time, was not revealed by Christ (
 14      I, 19    |        Christ's appearance to the time of Marcion's audacious doctrine,
 15      I, 19    |      against whom after so long a time a separation has been introduced
 16      I, 20    |          vain, then for the first time held intercourse with those
 17      I, 21    |        point. No doubt, after the time of the apostles, the truth
 18      I, 21    |          Christ down to Marcion's time no other God in the rule
 19      I, 22    |         subject in its aspects of time, I nowhere descry it from
 20      I, 22    |      exercise His goodness at any time on account of His nature.
 21      I, 22    |     ceased from operation at some time or other. A goodness, therefore,
 22      I, 22    |           which could thus at any time have ceased its action was
 23      I, 22    |          in existence some future time or other, as it has failed
 24      I, 25    |       should come after so long a time to entertain a concern for
 25      I, 26    |   forbidden. Consequently by this time even he performs the part
 26      I, 28    |          him, by whom nothing any time has been ever done. If the
 27      I, 29    |          ability; but at the same time earnestly vindicating marriage,
 28      I, 29    |          but simply because their time is come. So likewise the
 29     II, 2     |         brightly, even before the time of Romulus, to say nothing
 30     II, 3     |           goodness) which created time had not time; nor before
 31     II, 3     |        which created time had not time; nor before that beginning
 32     II, 3     |        beginning, and all mode of time, it will be reckoned to
 33     II, 10    |       once irreproachable, at the time of his creation, formed
 34     II, 10    | allegiance to God, even from that time did he sin, when he propagated
 35     II, 10    |       within him; and at the same time, by conceding a permission
 36     II, 16    |          a judge, but at the same time destroy those operations
 37     II, 20    |          discharge in full at the time of their migration by the
 38     II, 25    |          DEFENDED.~It is now high time that I should, in order
 39     II, 25    |           the particle of present time, "And now," He shows that
 40     II, 25    |      shows that He had made for a time, and at present, a prolongation
 41     II, 28    |     waiting to be struck a second time. Our God (you say) knows
 42     II, 29    |       severity. The difference in time was no matter of surprise,
 43    III, 4     |        full course of his rival's time, or without just cause did
 44    III, 5     |         there is no difference of time with that Being in whom
 45    III, 9     |          god promises to men some time or other the true nature
 46    III, 16    |        changed, and for the first time he is called Joshua? It
 47    III, 16    |         usual appellation for the time to come. Since, therefore,
 48    III, 19    |           bread; so that, for the time to come, you may understand
 49    III, 21    |        His call up to the present time from its beginning, how
 50    III, 23    |           on themselves after the time of Christ, for the impiety
 51    III, 23    |          in other words, from the time when he threw away his idols
 52    III, 23    |        from the nation. After his time their madness still continued,
 53    III, 23    |        cucumbers," ever since the time when "Israel acknowledged
 54     IV, 4     |           it be that principle of time, which rules that the authority
 55     IV, 5     |         without being at the same time condemned. It too, of course,
 56     IV, 7     |  moderation, and further, at what time of the day or night, the
 57     IV, 7     |           and tried, and for some time invested with the privilege
 58     IV, 7     |       when there had never at any time been uttered about Him a
 59     IV, 7     |           unknown, and up to that time silent, of whom it was not
 60     IV, 10    |          of God but for the first time in this passage, in which
 61     IV, 10    |            in which for the first time He has remitted sins; that
 62     IV, 10    |            in which for the first time He has used His function
 63     IV, 11    |         unable to fast during the time the bridegroom is with them,"
 64     IV, 11    |           it, referring it to the time of John, although destining
 65     IV, 11    |          destining it for His own time. Otherwise His purpose would
 66     IV, 12    |          the Creator, even at the time when the ark was carried
 67     IV, 13    |        site; and the night as the time; and the sound of a voice;
 68     IV, 15    |          Marcion, after so long a time, bestirred himself to destroy.
 69     IV, 15    |    suppose, however, that by this time he bad ceased to be the
 70     IV, 15    |       riches, without at the same time first condemning the rich,
 71     IV, 17    |           became His son a second time, as soon as He fashioned
 72     IV, 17    |           He had no ground at any time else for His reproof. The
 73     IV, 19    |    needful light during so long a time; and when he promises that "
 74     IV, 19    |       announced them, either some time previously, or then at that
 75     IV, 19    |  previously, or then at that very time, when they desired to see
 76     IV, 19    |           proof that at this very time a census had been taken
 77     IV, 20    |          have remained up to this time in ignorance of what the
 78     IV, 20    |         For if He had been at any time ignorant that there was
 79     IV, 20    |           Himself, He had by this time at all events discovered
 80     IV, 20    |        had discovered had by this time become notorious to His
 81     IV, 20    |          which she was up to this time bound? On what faith, indeed,
 82     IV, 20    |         not the natural relief of time. And thus she may: evidently
 83     IV, 21    |     during the famine in Elijah's time, the scanty and final meal
 84     IV, 21    |       issue which flows at such a time through the sewerage of
 85     IV, 23    |          He does honour for every time of life, and especially,
 86     IV, 23    |        burn men. For even at that time the Lord said to Elias, "
 87     IV, 24    |      affirmed, whilst at the same time He bids them announce that
 88     IV, 24    |          receives the accident of time when it is announced, for
 89     IV, 24    |          have approached from the time it shall begin to be announced.
 90     IV, 25    |          was only revealed a long time after them? What blessedness,
 91     IV, 25    |        but which they at the same time had not seen? This, however,
 92     IV, 25    |        one, he would lose no more time in merely looking on (at
 93     IV, 26    | earnestness. For he would by this time cease to be the most excellent
 94     IV, 26    |           it is yet the Creator's time. To Him belongs the latest
 95     IV, 26    |        any one to be in the short time (since his appearance).
 96     IV, 26    |            salutation) the second time, He the second time transferred,
 97     IV, 26    |        second time, He the second time transferred, as He had done
 98     IV, 27    |     paltry herbs, but at the same time "passing over hospitality
 99     IV, 27    |           out of Egypt." Besides, time enough had not yet passed
100     IV, 27    | confidence in man, He at the same time censured all who were ambitious
101     IV, 29    |        could not distinguish this time," when of course He ought
102     IV, 31    |        Creator even by Him of old time, whose call they had at
103     IV, 31    |          means to come the second time for the very purpose of
104     IV, 33    |           his pupillage up to the time of John, and then proceeded
105     IV, 33    |       were until John; since that time the kingdom of God is proclaimed."
106     IV, 34    |      divorce, and yet at the same time represented the Father,
107     IV, 34    |          the apostles had by that time sufficiently heard Moses
108     IV, 36    |           probably extant at this time. But the Jesus of Marcion (
109     IV, 36    |         his brethren, who at some time or other had been made known
110     IV, 36    |      apprehend there were at that time no such stone-blind persons
111     IV, 36    |         of faith, and at the same time find its recompense. Whosoever
112     IV, 36    | Antitheses): whereas David in old time, in the capture of Sion,
113     IV, 38    |    teaching publicly at any other time. He therefore gave His answer,
114     IV, 38    |     understood. You have both the time in which marriage is permitted,
115     IV, 38    |    marriage is permitted, and the time in which it is said to be
116     IV, 38    |         to David; but at the same time He struck a blow at the
117     IV, 39    |       come near," that is, at the time of the kingdom, of which
118     IV, 39    |      heads, being redeemed in the time of His kingdom. Since, therefore,
119     IV, 39    |      coming; and will at the same time commence the other by fulfilling
120     IV, 40    |        does He also know the very time it behoved Him to suffer,
121     IV, 41    |       this not I. But at the same time He allowed Himself to be
122     IV, 42    |           of His passion. At that time "the heathen raged, and
123     IV, 43conc|          the good; God. But at no time even after His resurrection
124      V, 1intro|           master; who at the same time can believe nothing, except
125      V, 1intro|          showing them at the same time what was the god in whom
126      V, 3     |    circumcised," he for the first time shows us that circumcision
127      V, 3     |           as was necessary, for a time; and this was the reason
128      V, 3     |        the law, while at the same time it is apparent what portion
129      V, 3     |        For he remembered that the time was come of which the Psalm
130      V, 3     |          yoke from us;" since the time when "the nations became
131      V, 3     |    according to you, never at any time pronounced either. "We have
132      V, 4     |       PAUL'S TEXT. THE FULNESS OF TIME, ANNOUNCED BY THE APOSTLE,
133      V, 4     |           But when the fulness of time was come, God sent forth
134      V, 4     |           ordained, as "signs" of time, suns and moons and constellations
135      V, 4     |      patiently for the fulness of time, to whom belonged the end
136      V, 4     |          whom belonged the end of time no less than the beginning.
137      V, 4     |     prophecy, nor accordingly any time, to show for himself what
138      V, 4     |        bring about the fulness of time, or to wait patiently its
139      V, 4     |         to wait for the Creator's time, in servility to the Creator!
140      V, 4     |          and of life. But "in due time we shall reap;" because
141      V, 4     |        everything there will be a time." Moreover, "the world is
142      V, 6     |            the perfect," when the time should come, but "pre-ordained
143      V, 6     |         it at the commencement of time. But when he does this almost
144      V, 6     |         the intermediate space of time announced by the pre-ministration
145      V, 7     |  UNMARRIED STATES. MEANING OF THE TIME IS SHORT. IN HIS EXHORTATIONS
146      V, 7     |          continence? Because "the time is short." I had almost
147      V, 7     |    emanates this shortness of the time, will also send what suits
148      V, 7     |           makes provision for the time which is another's. You
149      V, 7     |           at all by the Creator's time. Assuredly also, when (the
150      V, 8     |           contrary, that from the time when (the true Christ) should
151      V, 8     |      itself shows; for after this time the Spirit of the Creator
152      V, 8     |           When the fulness of the time was come, God sent forth
153      V, 8     |           say, brethren, that the time is short"), it evidently
154      V, 8     |           their operations in His time, in His Christ, and among
155      V, 9     |          this kind; he is by this time afraid to say which side
156      V, 9     |       carefully kept by length of time. When, therefore, the apostle
157      V, 10    |           the rule of the present time. He says, Let us bear, as
158      V, 10    |           is, I imagine, no other time wherein a man can work.
159      V, 11    |          this title only from the time he has been revealed, as
160      V, 11    |        father of mercies from the time only when he began to liberate
161      V, 11    |          to remember, that at the time when they were Gentiles
162      V, 13    |        the truth, and at the same time afforded another proof that
163      V, 13    |       gold and silver at the very time when He was forbidding men
164      V, 13    |        dispensation, by affording time to Him and to His law? Is
165      V, 16    |      CREATOR.~We are obliged from time to time to recur to certain
166      V, 16    |          are obliged from time to time to recur to certain topics
167      V, 17    |         whatever have been at any time done in heaven by any other
168      V, 17    |        remember, that ye being in time past Gentiles in the flesh,
169      V, 17    |          by the hand that at that time ye were without Christ,
170      V, 18    |    Creator was sure to know, some time or other, that hidden mystery
171      V, 18    |           was said to them of old time: "Ye shall relate these
172      V, 18    |       devil and a god at the same time, when the devil is not at
173      V, 19    |        EPISTLE TO THE COLOSSIANS. TIME THE CRITERION OF TRUTH AND
174      V, 19    |        truth) in the testimony of time; claiming priority therein
175      V, 19    |      world." For if, even at that time, the tradition of the gospel
176      V, 19    |  voluntary humility, (at the same time) "vainly puffed up in the