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  1      I, 1pref |              quenched the light of his faith, and so lost the God whom
  2      I, 1pref |                not deny that his first faith he held along with ourselves;
  3      I, 2     |                an honest mind and good faith cannot produce evil deeds,
  4      I, 2     |         leavened the whole lump of the faith, flavouring it with the
  5      I, 2     |              one God with soundness of faith. To men of diseased vision
  6      I, 9     |        uncertainty be dangerous to the faith, and we shall drift into
  7      I, 12    |                 too, even in regard to faith itself, I say that he seeks
  8      I, 12    |                no groundwork for their faith.~
  9      I, 18    |          succeeded in satisfying men's faith. In what manner, therefore,
 10      I, 20    |               innovate on the rule (of faith) by his separation of the
 11      I, 20    |                to transfer them to the faith of another god and christ,
 12      I, 21    |              law, if it be not because faith in the Creator was still
 13      I, 21    |                still, therefore, stood faith in the Creator and in His
 14      I, 21    |               as reposes its Christian faith in the Creator. But if the
 15      I, 27    |             life by the denial of your faith? God forbid, you say with
 16      I, 28    |              the very sacrament of his faith! For what end does baptism
 17     II, 2     |         consequence, by his not having faith, "even that which he seemeth
 18     II, 18    |               obdurate, and wanting in faith towards God, it might seem
 19     II, 22    |                to a king, only without faith and purity of heart, and
 20     II, 26    |         threatenings, and thus extorts faith which at first was difficult,
 21     II, 27    |           yourselves bound by your own faith. For if the God (in whom
 22    III, 1intro|            should be the object of our faith. Him did Christ so expressly
 23    III, 1intro|             subversion of the rule (of faith), where any opinion is found
 24    III, 1intro|               our compendious rules of faith, however, she has it all
 25    III, 2     |                 because it was through faith that it was to be of avail.
 26    III, 2     |               for the securing of this faith, a preparation built upon
 27    III, 2     | pro-arrangement and fore-announcement. Faith, when informed by such a
 28    III, 3     |               the first right to men's faith, just as the first comers
 29    III, 3     |           warning, is to bar and limit faith, He will Himself have to
 30    III, 3     |             you claim as solely due to faith in your Christ, I may fairly
 31    III, 3     |               which wins the assent of faith, so that even on this ground
 32    III, 3     |      prophecies of his own building up faith in him, as by miracles,
 33    III, 3     |            your Christ is an object of faith, because God ought not to
 34    III, 4     |             propagate a most monstrous faith, whereby it should come
 35    III, 8     |                be found not to warrant faith in Him. For He suffered
 36    III, 8     |            also swept away. And so our faith is vain, and vain also is
 37    III, 10    |               turned by ministering to faith rather than to a fraud!
 38    III, 11    |                for him to suppose that faith in his nativity was to be
 39    III, 14    |             bids us take the shield of faith, wherewith we may be able
 40    III, 14    |         prosper in the success of that faith which received Him, and
 41    III, 17    |            reed that is, the shattered faith of the Jews nor quenched
 42    III, 18    |            pushing all nations through faith, bearing them away from
 43    III, 18    |              yet turned with an eye of faith to it, was proclaimed a
 44    III, 20    |        embraces the whole world in the faith of His gospel. So again
 45    III, 23    |               with shame, who put your faith in a vanquished god! What
 46    III, 24    |                it has a claim upon our faith in respect of the Creator.
 47    III, 24    |             ones through the gospel by faith. When Jacob sees in his
 48     IV, 2     |               and Matthew first instil faith into us; whilst of apostolic
 49     IV, 2     |             the same principles of the faith, so far as relates to the
 50     IV, 2     |                essential matter of the faith, in which there is disagreement
 51     IV, 2     |               sufficient basis for our faith. There would be still wanted
 52     IV, 2     |               in other words, that the faith which he had learned, and
 53     IV, 2     |              them touching the rule of faith, they joined their hands
 54     IV, 2     |          predecessors for both his own faith and preaching, how much
 55     IV, 4     |            when in the first warmth of faith he contributed money to
 56     IV, 4     |             that he held the primitive faith amongst ourselves, in the
 57     IV, 5     |             from Paul; to what rule of faith the Galatians were brought
 58     IV, 5     |               against heretics for the faith of the gospel, maintaining
 59     IV, 13    |                stones massive in their faith, which the true Joshua took
 60     IV, 13    |           because of the vigour of his faith, there were many solid materials
 61     IV, 16    |    consideration of the nature and the faith of men, that the man who
 62     IV, 16    |               God, while he who had no faith (to restrain him) might
 63     IV, 16    |               their will and action in faith, as in the fear of God.
 64     IV, 17    |             was engaged in forming the faith of such as would learn,
 65     IV, 18    |             CONCERNING THE CENTURION'S FAITH. THE RAISING OF THE WIDOW'
 66     IV, 18    |              extolling the centurion's faith, how incredible a thing
 67     IV, 18    |               He had "found so great a faith not even in Israel." to
 68     IV, 18    |              Israel." to whom Israel's faith was in no way interesting!
 69     IV, 18    |               have used the example of faith in another god? Because,
 70     IV, 18    |           would have said that no such faith had ever had existence in
 71     IV, 18    |               to have found so great a faith in Israel, inasmuch as He
 72     IV, 18    |        preferred finding it to be such faith, having come to weaken and
 73     IV, 18    |          repentance proceeded from her faith, she heard her justification
 74     IV, 18    |             heard her justification by faith through her repentance pronounced
 75     IV, 18    |          pronounced in the words, "Thy faith hath saved thee," by Him
 76     IV, 18    |             The just shall live by his faith."~
 77     IV, 19    |              be given? The increase of faith, or understanding, or even
 78     IV, 19    |              to Him by reason of their faith. Now no one transfers a
 79     IV, 19    |               prefer to kindred (that) faith which it did not possess.~
 80     IV, 20    |                it was to challenge her faith, and to try her fear. Precisely
 81     IV, 20    |              the merit of this woman's faith, that He said unto her,
 82     IV, 20    |             that He said unto her, Thy faith hath saved thee." what are
 83     IV, 20    |               been done as a reward of faith? But will you have it that
 84     IV, 20    |             will you have it that this faith of the woman consisted in
 85     IV, 20    |               this time bound? On what faith, indeed, was such an infringement
 86     IV, 20    |           touch at least was an act of faith. And if of faith in the
 87     IV, 20    |                act of faith. And if of faith in the Creator, how could
 88     IV, 20    |               was proportionate to her faith in the Creator. But how
 89     IV, 20    |                law, and violated it in faith, which ought to have restrained
 90     IV, 20    |                I will tell you how her faith was this above all: it made
 91     IV, 20    |              This will prove to be the faith which was to confer intelligence
 92     IV, 20    |            When Christ approved of the faith of this woman, which simply
 93     IV, 20    |               the divine object of the faith of which He approved. Nor
 94     IV, 21    |        devotion, that fighting for the faith, wherein whosoever loses
 95     IV, 21    |                of shamelessness in his faith, in not being ashamed of
 96     IV, 24    |              hurt where there has been faith) that under the figure of
 97     IV, 24    |               he points out the way of faith, by which we shall reach
 98     IV, 24    |                and then to this way of faith he promises this utter crippling
 99     IV, 25    |      understanding of which is open to faith (for "if ye will not believe,
100     IV, 25    |            babes in their lowliness of faith we shall of course more
101     IV, 29    |               them as being "of little faith?" What faith? Does He mean
102     IV, 29    |                 of little faith?" What faith? Does He mean that faith
103     IV, 29    |               faith? Does He mean that faith which they were as yet unable
104     IV, 29    |            well as they could; or that faith which they for this express
105     IV, 29    |             them as being defective of faith in the same God, in whom
106     IV, 29    |         Gentiles were quite wanting in faith. When He further adds, "
107     IV, 29    |               is, our minds kindled by faith, and resplendent with the
108     IV, 31    |                 children in whom is no faith. They have moved me to jealousy
109     IV, 34    |               family), and of the same faith as that wherewithal he himself
110     IV, 34    |              hitherto announced. Their faith, indeed, had deserved this
111     IV, 35    |               salvation was to come of faith without the ceremony of
112     IV, 35    |               it was said to him, "Thy faith hath made thee whole," because
113     IV, 36    |               bearing testimony to his faith: "Thy faith," say Christ, "
114     IV, 36    |           testimony to his faith: "Thy faith," say Christ, "hath made
115     IV, 36    |               you have the blind man's faith to have been? That Jesus
116     IV, 36    |             could have constituted the faith of the blind man, and have
117     IV, 36    |              know it also, endowed the faith of this man although it
118     IV, 36    |                might learn the rule of faith, and at the same time find
119     IV, 36    |               Him the salutation, "Thy faith hath saved thee." And so
120     IV, 36    |            allege that the blind man's faith was of so worthless a stamp?
121     IV, 36    |              added His approval of the faith which had led him to believe
122     IV, 38    |               honoured the blind man's faith which had acknowledged His
123      V, 2     |                yet promote thereby the faith of no other god than the
124      V, 2     |               led them to suppose that faith in Christ (the Creator's
125      V, 2     |             Creator by reason of their faith in another god, there could
126      V, 3     |                were persons whose weak faith required consideration.
127      V, 3     |               works of the law, but by faith:" faith, however, in the
128      V, 3     |                the law, but by faith:" faith, however, in the same God
129      V, 3     |         bestowed no labour on severing faith from the law, when the difference
130      V, 3     |            justified by the liberty of faith, not by servitude to the
131      V, 3     |             the just shall live by his faith." Now, although the prophet
132      V, 3     |              object, therefore, of the faith whereby the just man shall
133      V, 3     |                law and the blessing in faith, you have both conditions
134      V, 3     |             the apostle says, "through faith," even that faith by which
135      V, 3     |              through faith," even that faith by which the just man lives,
136      V, 3     |              that God is the object of faith who prefigured the grace
137      V, 3     |                prefigured the grace of faith. But when he also adds, ".
138      V, 3     |                are all the children of faith," it becomes dear that what
139      V, 3     |              of Abraham's name; for by faith the apostle declares us
140      V, 3     |       expressly called us "children of faith" also. But how are we children
141      V, 3     |             But how are we children of faith? and of whose faith, if
142      V, 3     |        children of faith? and of whose faith, if not Abraham's? For since "
143      V, 3     |            since the just lives by his faith, it therefore happens that,
144      V, 3     |               Abraham," since he is in faith our (common) father, so
145      V, 3     |               he named us "children of faith," for it was owing to his
146      V, 3     |                for it was owing to his faith that it was promised that
147      V, 3     |              itself of his calling off faith from circumcision, did he
148      V, 3     |                in the flesh? In short, faith in one of two gods cannot
149      V, 3     |                be his children through faith. Such a dispensation as
150      V, 4     |            reason of the excellency of faith of that faith concerning
151      V, 4     |            excellency of faith of that faith concerning which it had
152      V, 4     |               Gentiles trust?" of that faith "which," he says "worketh
153      V, 5     |          adapted to the mystery of our faith; and I suppose it to be
154      V, 8     |             and counsel." "To another, faith by the same Spirit;" this
155      V, 9     |            beginning. Ours is a better faith, which believes in a future
156      V, 11    |               when he is turned to the faith of Christ, he will understand
157      V, 13    |               GOSPEL. THE JUSTIFIED BY FAITH EXHORTED TO HAVE PEACE WITH
158      V, 13    |     righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith,'' he undoubtedly
159      V, 13    |             God revealed from faith to faith,'' he undoubtedly ascribes
160      V, 13    |               confidence in the law to faith in the gospel that is to
161      V, 13    |   righteousness of God which is by the faith of (Jesus) Christ." What
162      V, 13    |             those who are justified by faith in Christ and not by the
163      V, 13    |               whom we are justified by faith, and through whom alone
164      V, 14    |              above, in relation to the faith of Christ coming from the
165      V, 20    |               regular mysteries of the faith, and affirms that there
166      V, 20    |       pretentious" or their "truthful" faith. For it was to the faithfulness