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  1      I, 14|            wherewith he washes his people; nor the oil with which
  2      I, 21|          the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing? The
  3     II, 14|   accumulated heavy burdens on His people, and (to sum up all) as
  4     II, 14|           living God. Even His own people did God visit in their ingratitude.
  5     II, 15|      children, the hardness of the people made such remedial measures
  6     II, 15|          after the hardness of the people, justice was no longer to
  7     II, 17|    conceded to the devotion of the people the son of Saul when about
  8     II, 18|         restraining violence. To a people which was very obdurate,
  9     II, 18|          of the appetite. For "the people sat down to eat and to drink,
 10     II, 18|        because it was from His own people that He took away food,
 11     II, 18|         bind to His own religion a people who were prone to idolatry
 12     II, 19|          THE LAW MEANT TO KEEP THE PEOPLE DEPENDENT ON GOD. THE PROPHETS
 13     II, 20|           contributions of all the people. If, therefore, the case
 14     II, 20|    grateful, and also gave His own people their discharge in full
 15     II, 24|            destruction against the people of Nineveh, He must even
 16     II, 26|           in His wrath against the people for their consecration of
 17     II, 26|            ye also, as well as the people, since you know not Christ,
 18     II, 26|           for the salvation of the people. It is enough, however,
 19     II, 28|         him to perish, except when people failed in no duty towards
 20    III, 6 |         the Creator taken from the people. "I will take away," says
 21    III, 6 |    perceive: for the heart of this people hath growth fat, and with
 22    III, 6 |            Pharisees; and when the people, like them, should hear
 23    III, 6 |           Israel doth not know; my people doth not consider." We indeed,
 24    III, 7 |           men, and despised of the people." Now these signs of degradation
 25    III, 7 |            and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages
 26    III, 7 |         scarlet, and driven by the people out of the camp into the
 27    III, 13|             and the nation itself "people of Gomorrah." And in another
 28    III, 14|     piercing each conscience. "The people shall fall under Thee,"
 29    III, 16|            this commandment to the people, "Behold, I send my angel
 30    III, 17|         men, and an outcast of the people." But no internal quality
 31    III, 20|          for a dispensation of the people, for a light of the Gentiles,
 32    III, 21|         for the restoration of the people alone from its dispersion,
 33    III, 21|       shall come unto it; and many people shall go and say, Come ye,
 34    III, 22|         the heathen raged, and the people imagined vain devices;"
 35    III, 23| acknowledged not the Lord, and the people understood Him not, but
 36    III, 24|           later and more excellent people, that is to say ourselves,
 37    III, 24|         Himself alone, but for His people also, who will be with Him. "
 38     IV, 1 |     nations, and shall rebuke many people;" meaning not those of the
 39     IV, 1 |            not those of the Jewish people only, but of the nations
 40     IV, 1 |            me, hearken unto me, my people, and ye kings, give ear
 41     IV, 1 |          events, even amongst your people of Pontus, is made up of
 42     IV, 5 |        Gospel is not known to most people, and to none whatever is
 43     IV, 7 |         Galilee of the nations, ye people who sit in darkness, behold
 44     IV, 10|        public, in the sight of the people. For, says Isaiah, "they
 45     IV, 11|            by him to whom the sick people belong. Whence, too, does
 46     IV, 12|       without the fear of God by a people full of iniquities, and
 47     IV, 13|          And again: "Therefore, my people shall know my name in that
 48     IV, 13|           behold tribes of foreign people, and Tyre, and the people
 49     IV, 13|          people, and Tyre, and the people of the Ethiopians; they
 50     IV, 14|        judge the needy amongst the people, and shall save the children
 51     IV, 14|            with the princes of His people," that is, in His own kingdom.
 52     IV, 14|         amongst the princes of His people (that is, in His own kingdom),
 53     IV, 14|            Wherefore do ye beat my people to pieces, and grind the
 54     IV, 14|         rights from the poor of my people." These righteous judgments
 55     IV, 15|         flattery and praise: "O my people, they who call you happy
 56     IV, 16|           by Hosea: "Ye are not my people, who were my people; ye
 57     IV, 16|         not my people, who were my people; ye have not obtained mercy,
 58     IV, 17|            them these words, "This people honoureth me with their
 59     IV, 18|           and God hath visited His people." What God? He, of course,
 60     IV, 18|          God? He, of course, whose people they were, and from whom
 61     IV, 19|        mode of His speaking to the people"Ye shall hear with the ear,
 62     IV, 19|            Him who was rousing the people to hear by the words, "Take
 63     IV, 20|          them, makes a way for the people to pass dry-shod across;
 64     IV, 21|           be distributed among the people; and when his servitor,
 65     IV, 21|           men, and despised of the people;" seeing that it was His
 66     IV, 22|            once the moulder of His people, the other afterwards the
 67     IV, 22|           by being) in the Spirit? People could not have had their
 68     IV, 22|      originally formed His ancient people on a mountain both with
 69     IV, 22|          had to be regarded by the people. "A prophet," says Moses, "
 70     IV, 22|           cut off from amongst his people.", So also Isaiah: "Who
 71     IV, 24|        arranged the mission of His people according to their poverty
 72     IV, 24|          whose very protection the people wore not out a shoe, even
 73     IV, 24|          church, because, when His people came from Egypt, they fraudulently
 74     IV, 25|          cloth not know me, and my people doth not consider me;" nor
 75     IV, 26|            from heaven gave to His people day by day the bread of
 76     IV, 27|      officious attentions of other people, (in every such case,) inasmuch
 77     IV, 27|           of his own; cajoling the people, loving gifts, pursuing
 78     IV, 31|            God, and ye shall be my people; and ye shall walk in all
 79     IV, 31|         This is the refusal of the people. "They departed, and walked
 80     IV, 31|  admonisher of the guests. "Yet my people hearkened not unto me, nor
 81     IV, 31|         may bring them?" "Since my people have said, We will come
 82     IV, 31|            the place abounded with people, He yet commanded that they
 83     IV, 31|         with those which are not a people: I will provoke them to
 84     IV, 34|          builds" of course for His people. There also is that everlasting
 85     IV, 36|           that they were a type of people equally blind, who in after-times
 86     IV, 37|         mercy on me." And "all the people gave praise unto God" not
 87     IV, 39|         them in that day, even His people, like sheep; because as
 88     IV, 39|           for the salvation of Thy people, even to save Thine anointed
 89     IV, 40|         who offered Himself to the people openly, and might quite
 90     IV, 41|     honoured with the lips" by the people. When led before the council,
 91     IV, 42|          trial." And he placed His people on their trial. The Lord
 92     IV, 42|           elders and rulers of the people," as Isaiah predicted. And
 93     IV, 42|         the heathen raged, and the people imagined vain things; the
 94     IV, 42|         Pilate and the Romans; the people were the tribes of Israel;
 95      V, 3 |         became tumultuous, and the people imagined vain counsels;"
 96      V, 5 |           after war. Now, both the people (of Israel) by their transgression
 97      V, 5 |          to have punished both the people of Israel and the human
 98      V, 5 |      expressions, meaning that the people in these places did so.
 99      V, 6 |        ones, those of the princely people, (chief in the divine dispensation,
100      V, 7 |          by world he had meant the people thereof, he would not have
101      V, 7 |          to whom also belonged the people. But why resort to the figure
102      V, 7 |            view of what befell the people (of Israel) he begins with
103      V, 7 |        commit the same sins as the people, shall I have to suffer
104      V, 8 |          His Christ, and among His people. Let Marcion then exhibit,
105      V, 9 |        although He says of all the people (Israel), "I have begotten
106      V, 9 |         son," that is, to Christ's people; for His sons are they who
107      V, 11|         mind, but the minds of the people which are in the world.
108      V, 11|          from the infirmity of the people, and by superinducing thereupon
109      V, 14|       Israel hath not known me; my people have not understood me;"
110      V, 15|            the failings of his own people; and who, moreover, has
111      V, 15|           even for Himself and His people. Now, from whom shall I
112      V, 17|     moreover, the blindness of the people is offensive: "And who is