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 1      I, 4     |      necessarily, according to the meaning of the comparison, be conceded
 2      I, 6     |        certain sense arresting the meaning of our adversary, who does
 3      I, 20    |         agreement of the apostle's meaning with the decrees of the
 4     II, 9     |           the outset hold fast the meaning of the Greek scripture,
 5     II, 9     |         careless about their exact meaning, put spirit for afflatus;
 6     II, 22    |          SECOND COMMANDMENT. THEIR MEANING.~Likewise, when forbidding
 7     II, 24    |           frame evil against you;" meaning not to sinful evils, but
 8     II, 24    |          For it will have no other meaning than a simple change of
 9     II, 26    |         XXVI. THE OATH OF GOD: ITS MEANING. MOSES, WHEN DEPRECATING
10    III, 5     |         Abraham had an allegorical meaning in their course; and to
11    III, 12    |           is uttered, but also its meaning. The utterance is Hebrew,
12    III, 12    |      prophet's own nation; but the meaning of the word, God with us,
13    III, 12    |            properly implied in the meaning of the name, which is God-with-us,
14     IV, 1     |         shall rebuke many people;" meaning not those of the Jewish
15     IV, 1     |        name, even a pure offering" meaning simple prayer from a pure
16     IV, 7     |           of Capernaum," of course meaning from the heaven of the Creator,
17     IV, 7     |            has not a more probable meaning than that which we ascribe
18     IV, 9     |           He suggested to them the meaning of the fulfilled prophecy,
19     IV, 12    |            initiate them into this meaning of the law by the restoration
20     IV, 16    |         thee with blessings," thee meaning the creditor to whom it
21     IV, 17    |         will he take any increase" meaning the redundance of interest,
22     IV, 18    |            them, and knowing their meaning) refrained from correcting
23     IV, 19    |            ye hear," and hear not, meaning, of course, with the hearing
24     IV, 19    |         admonition suitable to the meaning of Him who was rousing the
25     IV, 19    |      remains for us to examine His meaning when He resorts to non-literal
26     IV, 20    |            for herself the law, as meaning that such things as are
27     IV, 22    |            to be understood as the meaning of that voice from heaven: "
28     IV, 22    |            of the place I see much meaning. For the Creator had originally
29     IV, 26    |             For if you suppose the meaning to be, "If I by Beelzebub,
30     IV, 28    |          power to cast into hell" (meaning, of course, the Creator); "
31     IV, 30    |           own heart, not even this meaning would suit any other than
32     IV, 35    |        about lepers had a profound meaning as respects the forms of
33     IV, 38    |           proper rule is, that the meaning of the answer ought to be
34     IV, 38    |       resurrection." If, then, the meaning of the answer must not turn
35     IV, 38    |            His answer to bear this meaning. If, however, the Scribes
36     IV, 43conc|      should have redeemed Israel," meaning their own, that is, the
37      V, 2     |         that there is another. His meaning, however, is clear, for
38      V, 3     | conclusively shown' by the natural meaning.~
39      V, 5     |            well-known expressions, meaning that the people in these
40      V, 7     |      MARRIED AND UNMARRIED STATES. MEANING OF THE TIME IS SHORT. IN
41      V, 7     |       providentially explained the meaning of the passage thus: "We
42      V, 7     |           heaven or in earth," the meaning of his words is clear not
43      V, 8     |          is great propriety in his meaning. It is right that that face
44      V, 8     |            would have to rest, not meaning that it would be as it were
45      V, 8     |            led captivity captive," meaning death or slavery of man; "
46      V, 10    |     therefore as is the heavenly," meaning the Man, from heaven, "such
47      V, 11    |            we now with open face" (meaning the candour of the heart,
48      V, 11    |         outward man perishes," not meaning by an eternal perdition
49      V, 12    |           be raised Incorruptible (meaning those who had undergone
50      V, 14    |           IN CHRIST'S INCARNATION. MEANING OF ST. PAUL'S PHRASE. LIKENESS
51      V, 15    |         this sort, interpret it as meaning anything rather than the
52      V, 16    |          Jesus (to be the Christ), meaning in God the Creator. According,
53      V, 17    |             according to the exact meaning of the Greek word) "all
54      V, 17    |        here interpret the world as meaning the God of the world? For
55      V, 17    |           there have the apostle's meaning to be)we shall recognize
56      V, 17    |         prince of this air; but as meaning that in his Judaism he had
57      V, 18    |            the Psalm expresses his meaning, (he says,) "Be ye angry,
58      V, 19    |        only a metaphor, instead of meaning real flesh. For he says
59      V, 19    |           His body through death;" meaning, of course, that He died