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  1      I, 3     |        acknowledge, that God is the great Supreme existing in eternity,
  2      I, 3     |           which makes God to be the great Supreme, because for such
  3      I, 3     |       qualities: so that God is the great Supreme in form and in reason,
  4      I, 3     |            God is in some sense the great Supreme, except the man
  5      I, 3     |             be the condition of the great Supreme Himself? Surely
  6      I, 3     |         i.e. that there is no other great supreme; because, if there
  7      I, 3     |           He would be no longer the great Supreme, now that the condition
  8      I, 3     |          nothing to be equal to the great Supreme, is subverted. That
  9      I, 3     |           Being, then, which is the great Supreme, must needs be unique,
 10      I, 3     |            so not ceasing to be the great Supreme. Therefore He will
 11      I, 3     |             Since, then, God is the great Supreme, our Christian verity
 12      I, 3     |            God; that is to say, the great Supreme. But then` the great
 13      I, 3     |        great Supreme. But then` the great Supreme must needs be unique.
 14      I, 3     |           otherwise God than as the great Supreme; and not otherwise
 15      I, 3     |      Supreme; and not otherwise the great Supreme than as having no
 16      I, 3     |             How, therefore, can two great Supremes co-exist, when
 17      I, 4     |            one may contend that two great Supremes may exist, distinct
 18      I, 4     |             example of a king, as a great supreme, take care that
 19      I, 4     |         will be dislodged from that great supremacy which is transferred
 20      I, 4     |            not the greater, however great. Now, from this failure
 21      I, 4     |           must deny that God is the great Supreme, which no wise man
 22      I, 5     |            a Being to which, as the great Supreme, nothing is equal;
 23      I, 6     |            believed as the one only great Supreme Being, excluding
 24      I, 6     |             the same rule about the great Supreme will protect us,
 25      I, 6     |            to be God, except as the great Supreme. Since, therefore,
 26      I, 6     |             he does not deny is the great Supreme, it is inadmissible
 27      I, 6     |            are pronounced to be two great Supremes, it must needs
 28      I, 7     |            and who is accounted the great Supreme because of His essence,
 29      I, 7     |          and eternal, and therefore great and supreme essence), in
 30      I, 7     |          the attribute of being the great Supreme cannot be regarded
 31      I, 7     |        worse in one than in another great Supreme. If the happiness,
 32      I, 13    |           its constituent elements, great as they undoubtedly are,
 33      I, 13    |            Muses to waters, and the Great Mother to the earth, mowed
 34      I, 16    |             are in their own sphere great, so also is it fitting that
 35      I, 16    |           should be His to whom the great belong; because neither
 36      I, 16    |         belong; because neither the great, nor indeed the greater,
 37      I, 17    |        possible to find any work so great as the man of the lesser
 38      I, 18    |           who, after so many and so great works, both of creation
 39      I, 21    |          apostle, and that too as a great and vital point. No doubt,
 40      I, 21    |     apostles their teaching on this great article did not suffer at
 41      I, 22    |            For what malignity is so great as to be unwilling to do
 42      I, 27    |             of every sinner in that great day? reply, that he is to
 43      I, 29    |        voluptuous flame. There is a great difference between a cause
 44     II, 2     |             were there one, however great and good. Now, you whose
 45     II, 2     |              God is then especially great, when He is small to man;
 46     II, 2     |             hesitate to declare the great sin of Adam to have been
 47     II, 4     |          world,) that he might on a great as well as on a smaller
 48     II, 4     |          dust of the ground into so great a substance of the flesh,
 49     II, 5     |             In short, both they are great because they are good; and
 50     II, 8     |          incapable of sustaining so great a weight; nor, again, would
 51     II, 9     |          itself, foreknowledge in a great degree, reasonableness,
 52     II, 16    |          and the same name. Now, as great as shall be the difference
 53     II, 16    |           under identical names, so great will also be the diversity
 54     II, 24    |     merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and repentest
 55     II, 26    |           and I will make of thee a great nation." Accordingly, you
 56     II, 27    |          that man might become very great. You who disdain such a
 57     II, 27    |         that God was crucified. How great, then, is your perversity
 58     II, 27    |            pleases you not, whether great or little, neither as your
 59     II, 29    |           or of His laws, or of His great works; and thus sundering
 60    III, 1intro|             his heresy, which is so great, that he has found it easier
 61    III, 2     |            be divine? And indeed so great a work, which (we may be
 62    III, 3     |           many would come and "show great signs and wonders," so as
 63    III, 7     |        which were presented on "the great day of atonement," do they
 64    III, 10    |           by his fiction of it. How great, then, is that flesh, the
 65    III, 13    |             as being like (Babylon) great and proud in royal power,
 66    III, 16    |           or stone), therefore that great man, who was ordained as
 67    III, 16    |        Christ. For you will have as great a necessity to maintain
 68    III, 22    |             shall be of Thee in the great congregation." In the sixty-seventh
 69    III, 22    |          the same, my name shall be great among the Gentiles; and
 70    III, 23    |             that he might fasten so great a stigma on them by his
 71    III, 24    |     doubting the credibility of the great promise, which you say ought
 72     IV, 1     |          the same, my name shall be great among the Gentiles; and
 73     IV, 4     |     publication of all the many and great facts and records of the
 74     IV, 4     |   regretting that he had been in so great a hurry to send out his
 75     IV, 6     |      interposes the separation of a great and absolute difference
 76     IV, 6     |          and absolute difference as great as lies between what is
 77     IV, 6     |           just and what is good; as great as lies between the law
 78     IV, 6     |          the law and the gospel; as great, (in short,) as is the difference
 79     IV, 7     |           sit in darkness, behold a great light; upon you, who inhabit (
 80     IV, 9     |           than my Elisha? Nay, what great thing has the word of your
 81     IV, 14    |        compassion belong, and for a great while have belonged, those
 82     IV, 15    |            the illustrious, and the great, and the rich (this shall
 83     IV, 17    |       inasmuch as He has imposed so great a loss on lending? "And
 84     IV, 17    |         have for my Father the same great Being whom the universe
 85     IV, 18    |       confess that He had "found so great a faith not even in Israel."
 86     IV, 18    |           He ought to have found so great a faith in Israel, inasmuch
 87     IV, 18    |             the Creator, saying: "A great prophet is risen up among
 88     IV, 19    |           rather to be a prophet, a great one indeed, but still one
 89     IV, 19    |            ones. Finally, it was no great matter if He did prefer
 90     IV, 24    |          God shall draw His sacred, great, and strong sword" (even
 91     IV, 24    |           against that dragon, that great and tortuous serpent; and
 92     IV, 27    |           indeed, was it only these great things (which He recognized),
 93     IV, 31    |          ISAIAH. THE PARABLE OF THE GREAT SUPPER A PICTORIAL SKETCH
 94     IV, 31    |  invitations: "A certain man made a great supper, and bade many."
 95     IV, 34    |        Abraham's bosom" another. "A great gulf." is said to separate
 96     IV, 39    |             and fearful sights, and great signs from heaven" all which
 97     IV, 39    |         moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the
 98     IV, 39    |          from the heavens with very great power. And when these things
 99     IV, 39    |             hand." This will be the great day of the Lord, and of
100     IV, 39    |             as do also those of the great catastrophes, on the other
101     IV, 39    |            so in like manner do the great conflicts of the world indicate
102     IV, 41    |       companions, to plunge into so great a crime, you must no longer
103      V, 2     |              and the apostle made a great mistake when he said that "
104      V, 3     |           short of their method. So great had been his desire to be
105      V, 5     |            the human race, for some great offence committed against
106      V, 5     | particularly, the heretics expend a great deal of their subtlety in
107      V, 7     |         since He has redeemed, at a great price, these bodies of ours,
108      V, 7     |        others I despatch briefly. A great argument for another god
109      V, 8     |            of the Creator, there is great propriety in his meaning.
110      V, 9     | confirmation, indeed, already in so great a subject); and these declare
111      V, 11    |             God's glory is, that so great a treasure is contained
112      V, 11    |             us we have to endure so great sufferings, in which we
113      V, 14    |             own, For it would be no great matter if the Spirit of
114      V, 14    |              then doubtless it is a great thing). The likeness, therefore,
115      V, 16    |           VIEW. THE ANTICHRIST. THE GREAT EVENTS OF THE LAST APOSTASY
116      V, 18    |             be one flesh. This is a great mystery." In passing, (I
117      V, 18    |            works of the Creator are great mysteries in the estimation
118      V, 20    |           than this which caused so great a variance in their tempers.