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  1      I, 1pref |            I. PREFACE. REASON FOR A NEW WORK PONTUS LENDS ITS ROUGH
  2      I, 1pref |            be accounted of. It is a new work which we are undertaking
  3      I, 1pref |             and the occasion of the new edition induced me to make
  4      I, 2     |          Christ had been revealed a new and strange divinity; and
  5      I, 8     |            HE CANNOT BE IN ANY WISE NEW.~In the first place, how
  6      I, 8     |          system, bringing forward a new god, as if we were ashamed
  7      I, 8     |       schoolboys are proud of their new shoes, but their old master
  8      I, 8     |          them. Now when I hear of a new god, who, in the old world
  9      I, 8     |             they say Christ himself new, according to them, even,
 10      I, 8     |          heresy of their tenet of a new deity. It will turn out
 11      I, 8     |             for the heathen by some new and yet again and ever new
 12      I, 8     |          new and yet again and ever new title for each several deification.
 13      I, 8     |           several deification. What new god is there, except a false
 14      I, 8     |        eternity that is to come; if new, the eternity which is past.
 15      I, 9     |         faculty they boast of their new god; even their knowledge.
 16      I, 9     |     knowledge they present to us as new, they prove to have been
 17      I, 9     |            as must have been itself new and unknown, and be even
 18      I, 9     |           points the proof of every new and heretofore unknown god
 19      I, 11    |         FURNISHING EVIDENCE FOR HIS NEW GOD'S EXISTENCE, WHICH SHOULD
 20      I, 11    |        might he be preached up as a new Triptolemus. Or else state
 21      I, 18    |        treat of the quality of the (new) revelation; whether Marcion'
 22      I, 20    |         abrogated, according to the new dispensation purposed by
 23      I, 20    |          away. "Behold, I will do a new thing." And in another passage: "
 24      I, 20    |             passage: "I will make a new covenant, not according
 25      I, 20    |      Jeremiah: Make to yourselves a new covenant, "circumcise yourselves
 26      I, 20    |          cease, her feast-days, her new moons, and her Sabbaths,
 27      I, 20    |            likewise by Isaiah: "The new moons, and Sabbaths, the
 28      I, 20    |         Christ the Creator from the new condition which the Creator
 29      I, 21    |           XXI. ST. PAUL PREACHED NO NEW GOD, WHEN HE ANNOUNCED THE
 30      I, 21    |             the view of preaching a new god that he was eager to
 31      I, 21    |        prescribes no rule about the new god, but solely about the
 32      I, 21    |             would not belong to the new lord, the enemy of the law.
 33      I, 22    |            to be transferred to his new god, who helped on the ruthless
 34      I, 25    |     susceptible of the impulse of a new volition, so as palpably
 35    III, 3     |             be found in your Christ new ones, to wit we should more
 36    III, 3     |           him who has no other than new proofs, such as are wanting
 37    III, 4     |             He wished to come, as a new being in a new way a son
 38    III, 4     |           come, as a new being in a new way a son previous to his
 39    III, 5     |             mountains dropping down new wine," but not as if one
 40    III, 15    |           tells us that "a piece of new cloth is not sewed on to
 41    III, 15    |           an old garment," or that "new wine is not trusted to old
 42    III, 16    |           Christ was to introduce a new generation (because we are
 43    III, 19    |          royal apparel? But the one new King of the new ages, Jesus
 44    III, 19    |             the one new King of the new ages, Jesus Christ, carried
 45    III, 19    |           and the excellence of His new glory, even His cross; so
 46    III, 20    |           womb) to the father. That new dispensation, then, which
 47    III, 21    |          will be this "way," of the new law and the new word in
 48    III, 21    |              of the new law and the new word in Christ, no longer
 49    III, 24    |         beheld. And the word of the new prophecy which is a part
 50    III, 24    |    circumstance that He proclaims a new kingdom. You ought first
 51     IV        |           HISTORICAL PORTION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT PARTIALLY ACCEPTED
 52     IV        |    TESTAMENT IS NOT CONTRARY TO THE NEW." IT ALSO ABOUNDS IN STRIKING
 53     IV, 1     |    DISPENSATIONS OF THE OLD AND THE NEW TESTAMENTS.THESE VARIATIONS
 54     IV, 1     |        another is on its way in the new under Christ. I do not deny
 55     IV, 1     |             which are judged by the new law of the gospel and the
 56     IV, 1     |           law of the gospel and the new word of the apostles, and
 57     IV, 1     |           in the land." Because the New Testament is compendiously
 58     IV, 1     |        things have passed away, and new things are arising). "Behold,
 59     IV, 1     |        arising). "Behold, I will do new things, which shall now
 60     IV, 1     |             Break up for yourselves new pastures, and sow not among
 61     IV, 1     |            Lord, that I will make a new covenant with the house
 62     IV, 1     |          laws, and other words, and new dispensations of covenants,
 63     IV, 6     |             between the Old and the New Testaments, so that his
 64     IV, 7     |            then have published of a new deity, whereby he might
 65     IV, 8     |            having preached anything new, whilst in another verse
 66     IV, 9     |     predicted in the promise of the new Law, and the new Word, and
 67     IV, 9     |             of the new Law, and the new Word, and the new Testament.
 68     IV, 9     |           and the new Word, and the new Testament. Since, however,
 69     IV, 11    |             OF THE OLD WINE AND THE NEW. ARGUMENTS CONNECTING CHRIST
 70     IV, 11    |           difference between things new and old. You are inflated
 71     IV, 11    |          and brain-muddled with the new wine; and therefore to the
 72     IV, 11    |             Break up for yourselves new pastures," does He not turn
 73     IV, 11    |              which I am making, are new," does He not advert to
 74     IV, 11    |             does He not advert to a new state of things? We have
 75     IV, 11    |         both the old things and the new. For new wine is not put
 76     IV, 11    |             things and the new. For new wine is not put into old
 77     IV, 11    |              nor does anybody put a new piece to an old garment,
 78     IV, 11    |          that He was separating the new condition of the gospel
 79     IV, 12    |     advanced by Christ touching any new deity, so discussion thereon
 80     IV, 12    |            course, but right that a new god should first be expounded,
 81     IV, 12    |          the mouth of Isaiah: "Your new moons and your Sabbaths
 82     IV, 12    |          not as the propounder of a new god; for perhaps I might
 83     IV, 12    |           Christ introduced nothing new, which was not after the
 84     IV, 14    |         initiating principle of the New Testament, after the example
 85     IV, 16    |            Christ plainly teaches a new kind of patience, when He
 86     IV, 16    |             to God. Thus, whatever (new provision) Christ introduced,
 87     IV, 16    |             as to make the latter a new and different precept, (
 88     IV, 16    |            were the teaching of the new and previously unknown and
 89     IV, 17    |           how absurd it were that a new god, a new Christ, the revealer
 90     IV, 17    |           it were that a new god, a new Christ, the revealer of
 91     IV, 17    |           Christ, the revealer of a new and so grand a religion
 92     IV, 18    |           teaching or doing nothing new, for he was not even expecting
 93     IV, 20    |         water!" Of course He is the new master and proprietor of
 94     IV, 20    |           uninitiated as yet in any new law, should violently infringe
 95     IV, 21    |        judge. Again, that it was no new god which recommended by
 96     IV, 22    |        other the consummator of the New? Well therefore does Peter,
 97     IV, 22    |        maintain in the cause of the new prophecy, that to grace
 98     IV, 22    |         that up to that very day no new divinity had been revealed
 99     IV, 22    |             was only tight that the New Testament should be attested
100     IV, 22    |          and the supervening of the new. "Not an ambassador, nor
101     IV, 22    |          The Father gave to the Son new disciples, after that Moses
102     IV, 24    |          kingdom of God was neither new nor unheard of, He in this
103     IV, 24    |       distance. Everything which is new and unknown is also sudden.
104     IV, 25    |            same, and introducing no new precept other than that
105     IV, 26    |            John had introduced some new order of prayer, this disciple
106     IV, 26    |             end thereof. As for the new god, however, no one could
107     IV, 27    |        distasteful a love towards a new and recent, not to say a
108     IV, 28    |          The novel doctrines of the new Christ are such as the Creator'
109     IV, 33    |             BETWEEN THE OLD AND THE NEW DISPENSATIONS OF THE CREATOR.
110     IV, 33    |        CHANGED THE DISPENSATIONS.NO NEW GOD HAD A HAND IN THE CHANGE.~
111     IV, 33    |            old dispensation and the new, at which Judaism ceased
112     IV, 33    |        things would pass away and a new state would succeed, yet,
113     IV, 33    |           course has ceased and the new has begun, with John intervening
114     IV, 33    |       prophets ended in John, and a new state of things began after
115     IV, 39    |           THE OLD TESTAMENT AND THE NEW TESTAMENT, IS NONE OTHER
116     IV, 40    |   mentioning the cup and making the new testament to be sealed "
117     IV, 42    |        linen, nothing to lay in the new sepulchre. Still it was
118      V, 1intro|       HIMSELF NOT THE PREACHER OF A NEW GOD. CALLED BY JESUS CHRIST,
119      V, 1intro|             who am to some degree a new disciple? the follower of
120      V, 1intro|         prove that he proclaimed no new god; that is, we shall draw
121      V, 2     |               to be superseded by a new course of things which should
122      V, 2     |            then terminating and the new things then beginning, the
123      V, 2     |            things" and confirm "the new," and yet promote thereby
124      V, 2     |           that he ought to pursue a new discipline, after he had
125      V, 2     |        after he had taken up with a new god? Since, however, the
126      V, 2     |            as the prescription of a new god would have afforded
127      V, 2     |          that it is the gospel of a new god which was then set forth
128      V, 3     |       abolish if he had published a new god. Rightly, then, did
129      V, 4     |       things might pass away, and a new course begin, even "the
130      V, 4     |             course begin, even "the new law out of Zion, and the
131      V, 4     |           had said by Isaiah, "Your new moons, and your sabbaths,
132      V, 4     |           and her sabbaths, and her new moons, and all her solemn
133      V, 4     | circumcision, as the messenger of a new god, why does he say that "
134      V, 5     |            s. If, however, it was a new god that was being preached,
135      V, 7     |            leaven, that ye may be a new lump, as ye are unleavened."
136      V, 7     |         them, who also promised the new condition of things. The
137      V, 9     |           CHRIST OF THE OLD AND THE NEW TESTAMENTS.~Meanwhile the
138      V, 10    |         apostle here indicates some new god as the author and advocate
139      V, 11    |          CHRIST. THE NEWNESS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. THE VEIL OF OBDURATE
140      V, 11    |            revealed. Therefore "the New Testament" will appertain
141      V, 11    |     superiority of the glory of the New Testament, which is permanent
142      V, 12    |           man be in Christ, he is a new creature; old; things are
143      V, 12    |       behold, all things are become new;" and so is accomplished
144      V, 13    |   ADMINISTRATION OF THE OLD AND THE NEW DISPENSATIONS IN ONE AND
145      V, 14    |        mistake the precepts of your new god: "Abhor that which is
146      V, 15    |        Christ the proclaimer of the new god, after they had put
147      V, 16    |            both the ancient and the new prophecies, and especially
148      V, 17    |           desirous of giving it the new rifle (of Laodicean), as
149      V, 17    |             in Christ Jesus"), "one new man, making peace" (really
150      V, 17    |          man, making peace" (really new, and really man no phantom
151      V, 17    |           really man no phantom but new, and newly born of a virgin
152      V, 19    |            of a holy day, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath,
153      V, 19    |           He would "make all things new," commanded men "to break
154      V, 19    |          the old man and put on the new.~