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  1      I, 9     |           not go so far out of my way, as to say: If God was unknown
  2      I, 10    |          even seen, in whatsoever way He shall wish. God has for
  3      I, 16    |          engaged in preparing the way, by means of common sense
  4      I, 16    |       invisible, in just the same way as life and death, or as
  5      I, 18    |         god has become known in a way worthy of him, so as to
  6      I, 18    |         his existence: and in the way of truth, so that he may
  7      I, 18    |         become known in any other way than by Himself, and appeal
  8      I, 19    |          doubt maintained by that way of thinking, which firmly
  9      I, 23    |          if it be impaired in any way else. For only then will
 10      I, 23    |       another, and distributes by way of alms and charity, for
 11      I, 25    |     argument shown it to be in no way compatible with Deity, as
 12      I, 25    |        and that not in a modified way, but simply and solely.
 13      I, 26    |     prohibit in so unreasonable a way, as to annex no penalty
 14      I, 27    |       that which a man was in the way of obtaining, were it not
 15     II, 2     |       have now, then, cleared our way to the contemplation of
 16     II, 2     |  knowledge, and showed to Him the way of understanding?" With
 17     II, 6     |           God ought not in such a way to have formed man, because
 18     II, 9     |         IT.~But, you say, in what way soever the substance of
 19     II, 9     |        the image of God in such a way, that, because the reality
 20     II, 10    |    instigator of sin, and in this way, too, throw the blame on
 21     II, 16    |    anything. Whence has found its way to the heretics an argument
 22     II, 16    |           similarly affected in a way which is equally his own.~
 23     II, 19    |         ungodly; nor stand in the way of sinners; nor sit in the
 24     II, 22    |   receiving from God, both in the way of food and of a sweet smell,
 25     II, 29    |           growth; and this in the way of a good, because rational
 26    III, 1intro|      resources, and in no limping way. In our compendious rules
 27    III, 1intro|            she has it all her own way. But I have resolved, like
 28    III, 1intro|           meet my adversary every way and everywhere in the madness
 29    III, 4     |           as a new being in a new way a son previous to his father'
 30    III, 9     |      dealt with by men in a human way except in human substance:
 31    III, 11    |     belief having in fact had the way mainly prepared for it by
 32    III, 13    |    properly; for he has paved the way for the incredible thing
 33    III, 13    |          the star which led their way and guided them, became
 34    III, 16    |         face, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into
 35    III, 17    |            We have announced (His way) before Him," says he; "
 36    III, 21    | proselytes who were to find their way to God through Christ. But
 37    III, 21    |          and He will teach us His way, and we will walk in it:
 38    III, 21    |          The gospel will be this "way," of the new law and the
 39    III, 24    |        thus find ourselves in the way of obtaining also earthly
 40    III, 24    |       judgment appointed that the way to heaven is shown to men,
 41     IV, 1     |        and that another is on its way in the new under Christ.
 42     IV, 1     |          declared in a figurative way even by the rod which was
 43     IV, 1     |      works and plans exist in the way of Antitheses, so also by
 44     IV, 3     |         of which it found its own way down to St. Luke; and by
 45     IV, 5     |      stands self-condemned either way when once he hands on the
 46     IV, 8     |           and afterwards went His way, no doubt because the crowd (
 47     IV, 8     |          as usually happens) gave way, or was even broken through;
 48     IV, 9     |     Christ, as if he were in this way the better one for cleansing
 49     IV, 9     |     Surely it matters not in what way he asserted the law whether
 50     IV, 9     |         be fulfilled. In whatever way he commanded it, in the
 51     IV, 9     |         commanded it, in the same way might he also have first
 52     IV, 14    |       Indeed, I hardly know whiCh way to turn amidst so vast a
 53     IV, 18    |          Israel's faith was in no way interesting! But not from
 54     IV, 18    |           which shall prepare thy way before thee." He graciously
 55     IV, 18    |    fulfilled his mission, and the way of the Lord was prepared,
 56     IV, 18    |     forerunner had made ready the way. That forerunner was indeed "
 57     IV, 19    |      indicate what is done in the way of temptation ("Behold,
 58     IV, 19    |      sense, I may as well ask, by way of a superfluous refutation,
 59     IV, 19    |           by tempting Him in this way? Who could doubt His having
 60     IV, 20    |    interval between them, makes a way for the people to pass dry-shod
 61     IV, 20    |       Creator excused in the same way as Christ, and Christ acting
 62     IV, 21    |    anything for their journey, by way of either food or raiment.
 63     IV, 21    |     exposed to shame as to open a way for even the taunts of heretics,
 64     IV, 22    |        gospel. This, then, is the way how he demonstrates them
 65     IV, 22    |       voice. And this is just the way of the Creator. "In the
 66     IV, 22    |         he had himself forced his way through the Creator's heaven;
 67     IV, 24    |            shall ye salute by the way." What a destroyer of the
 68     IV, 24    |         in thine hand, and go thy way: if thou meet any man, salute
 69     IV, 24    |          were unable in any other way to exact from their masters.
 70     IV, 24    |        nor unheard of, He in this way affirmed, whilst at the
 71     IV, 24    |           does not enjoin this by way of a commination, the injunction
 72     IV, 24    |           same prophet says, "The way shall be called a clean
 73     IV, 24    |           called a clean and holy way; over it the unclean thing
 74     IV, 24    |        shall be there any unclean way; but the dispersed shall
 75     IV, 24    |         there," he points out the way of faith, by which we shall
 76     IV, 24    |          to God; and then to this way of faith he promises this
 77     IV, 25    |          the knowledge of Him? No way had been provided by himself,
 78     IV, 25    |     course knew very well in what way the life which the law meant
 79     IV, 25    |          should in every possible way love the Lord his God. If,
 80     IV, 25    |      loving your God, in the same way as the man who loves the
 81     IV, 29    |           the Creator wear in any way the aspect of a thief, Lord
 82     IV, 33    |      servants of God. But in what way was the Creator foreign
 83     IV, 33    |         wilderness to prepare the way of the Lord," and as about
 84     IV, 34    |       deny that divorce is in any way permitted by Christ, how
 85     IV, 35    |          was effected by Him in a way different from the law,
 86     IV, 36    |           whom nothing was in any way known. Why then did the
 87     IV, 37    |          did in the best possible way, by receiving the Lord,
 88     IV, 37    |           an equally satisfactory way, when he offered the half
 89     IV, 38    |       marries there, He opens the way by laying down the principles
 90     IV, 38    |           I shall now proceed, by way of supererogation, and after
 91     IV, 40    |         if He were already on His way to His passion, clad in
 92     IV, 42    |         ungodly, nor stood in the way of sinners, nor sat in the
 93      V, 1intro|         the apostolic body in the way of a fortuitous encounter
 94      V, 2     |           other gospel." It is by way of an example that he has
 95      V, 2     |          He said "angel"' in this way, that he might show how
 96      V, 3     |        acting in a clean contrary way, showing us wherefore he
 97      V, 3     |          not. They therefore gave way (in a partial concession),
 98      V, 3     |          the apostle himself in a way which quite helps our side,
 99      V, 4     |       goods is apt to drop by the way, as a clue to their detection;
100      V, 6     |                    VI. THE DIVINE WAY OF WISDOM, AND GREATNESS,
101      V, 8     |           s purpose, then in this way too has the apostle maintained
102      V, 9     |          it. No doubt in the same way in which it is even now
103      V, 11    |       open to ambiguity, from the way in which they are read,
104      V, 14    |   quickened in precisely the same way as He was raised; and that
105      V, 14    |          and that was in no other way than in the body. I have
106      V, 14    |           of the law; and in this way did they maintain their
107      V, 15    |         of mentioning them in the way of a climax; but they did
108      V, 15    |        vessel in honour." In what way? "Not in the lust of concupiscence,
109      V, 15    |           I would treat in such a way as to maintain the superiority
110      V, 19    |         existence at all? In what way also could it have "pleased (
111      V, 20    |  everywhere now-a-days are of our way of thinking, rather than