Book, Chapter

 1      I, 4     |       as there are kings of the earth? Now it is God that is in
 2      I, 13    |      bodies, Strato the sky and earth, Zeno the air and ether,
 3      I, 13    |         the Great Mother to the earth, mowed as to its crops,
 4      I, 14    |       houses. You disparage the earth, although the elemental
 5      I, 21    |         thing? The kings of the earth stand up, and the rulers
 6     II, 11    |        partner. Immediately the earth is also cursed, which before
 7     II, 12    |       night, between heaven and earth, between the water above
 8     II, 16    |        that God really lived on earth, and took upon Him the low
 9     II, 22    |     which are in heaven, and in earth, and in the waters, He declared
10     II, 25    |     whom heaven is a throne and earth a footstool; so that He
11    III, 8     |       through death back to the earth out of which it was taken,
12    III, 14    |         Himself came to send on earth, and not peace. If he is
13    III, 14    |      would one day be by Him on earth. For this is what He says: "
14    III, 15    |         whether in heaven or in earth." The name of Christ, however,
15    III, 18    |         to the very ends of the earth," he was not, of course,
16    III, 18    |          bearing them away from earth to heaven; and will then
17    III, 18    |        them down from heaven to earth. He will also, according
18    III, 20    |      the uttermost parts of the earth for Thy possession." You
19    III, 20    |          or for the ends of the earth being promised to David,
20    III, 22    |         is gone through all the earth, and their words to the
21    III, 22    |         the utmost parts of the earth have seen the salvation,
22    III, 22    |    after that "the kings of the earth set themselves, and the
23    III, 23    |         put to death on His own earth, after the more noble and
24    III, 24    |      promised in heaven, not on earth. But we do confess that
25    III, 24    |         promised to us upon the earth, although before heaven,
26    III, 24    |          and the fatness of the earth," are there not in his words
27    III, 24    |        about the fatness of the earth. So are we first invited
28    III, 24    |        after the fatness of the earth, saying, "Thy dwelling shall
29    III, 24    |        of a ladder set upon the earth, and reaching to heaven,
30    III, 24    |       as He remains both on the earth and in heaven, who, against
31    III, 24    |         heaven, and give ear, O earth." Now, for my own part indeed,
32    III, 24    |         of heaven as well as of earth. I should thus believe that
33     IV, 7     |         been transmitted to the earth, which was equally his territory?
34     IV, 9     |         one day to establish on earth not only a revelation, but
35     IV, 14    |       that are in heaven and on earth! who raiseth up the needy
36     IV, 14    | whatever, than Him who owns the earth also; quite clear that the
37     IV, 14    |       call from the ends of the earth that is, the Gentiles: "
38     IV, 16    |   heritage, and the ends of the earth for His possession," then
39     IV, 16    |        utter) a concise word on earth."~
40     IV, 18    |      operating and preaching on earth, it was necessary that the
41     IV, 22    |        by the Lord of the whole earth." And again Habakkuk says, "
42     IV, 25    |      the uttermost parts of the earth for Thy possession." If,
43     IV, 29    |        come to send fire on the earth." That most lenient being,
44     IV, 29    |        am come to give peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather
45     IV, 29    |         face of the sky and the earth, but could not distinguish
46     IV, 30    |   ariseth to shake terribly the earth?" "And hath shut to the
47     IV, 33    |       therefore, may heaven and earth pass away as also the law
48     IV, 39    |         the stars, and upon the earth distress of nations in perplexity
49     IV, 39    |         which are coming on the earth." That "the very powers
50     IV, 39    |       in the heavens and in the earth blood and fire, and pillars
51     IV, 39    |           With rivers shall the earth be cleaved; the nations
52     IV, 39    |      anger thou shalt grind the earth, and shalt thresh the nations
53     IV, 39    |     touching the shaking of the earth, and the elements, and the
54     IV, 39    |      declares, "that heaven and earth shall not pass away till
55     IV, 39    |    doubt whether the heaven and earth will peaceabIy allow the
56     IV, 39    |        God." But let heaven and earth pass away, since their Lord
57     IV, 42    |        things; the kings of the earth set themselves, and the
58     IV, 42    |         go down at noon and the earth shall be dark in the clear
59     IV, 43conc|        gone out through all the earth, and their words to the
60      V, 3     |          when "the kings of the earth stood up, and the rulers
61      V, 7     |       whether in l heaven or in earth," the meaning of his words
62      V, 9     |       dropping showers upon the earth," describing His descent
63      V, 9     |      river unto the ends of the earth." To Christ alone was this
64      V, 9     |         His glory shall all the earth be filled." On the contrary,
65      V, 10    |         The first man is of the earth, earthy; the second man
66      V, 12    |     dispensation of any kind on earth could possibly have a paradise
67      V, 12    |       the removal of a man from earth to heaven we have an instance
68      V, 16    |     arise to shake terribly the earth." Well, but who is the man
69      V, 17    |         heaven and which are on earth," but to Him whose are all
70      V, 17    |        what has he ever done on earth, that any long dispensation
71      V, 17    |        things have been done on earth. Now, if it is impossible
72      V, 18    |  beneath His heaven, and on His earth? From this, therefore, there
73      V, 19    |        gone out through all the earth, and their words to the
74      V, 19    |         whether in heaven or on earth, visible and invisible,
75      V, 19    |         whether in heaven or on earth," whether angels or men?
76      V, 19    |       mundane fabric of sky and earth, but worldly learning, and "