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 1      I, 3 |        deny that God is in some sense the great Supreme, except
 2      I, 6 |   challenging, and in a certain sense arresting the meaning of
 3      I, 13|        according to the literal sense of the Greek words); Vesta,
 4      I, 16|         way, by means of common sense and fair arguments, for
 5      I, 28|      life? For the life is in a sense the supplement of the Spirit.
 6     II, 2 |      God from the deductions of sense; just as if some blind man,
 7     II, 3 |          may suggest to us some sense whereby we may understand
 8     II, 6 |      property, and in a certain sense a natural attribute of goodness,
 9     II, 22|     accepted before God, in the sense of respectful homage to
10     II, 25|      minatory and not a dubious sense, under the colour of an
11     II, 29|      tends to maturity. In this sense the world itself will acknowledge
12    III, 5 |         must be understood in a sense different from the literal
13    III, 12|     completing the sound in its sense. Now since Emmanuel is God-with-us,
14    III, 13|        ALSO SIGNS. METAPHORICAL SENSE OF PROPER NAMES IN SUNDRY
15    III, 13|    sometimes understood, in His sense, the whole world as being
16    III, 19|      own gospel even reveal the sense, when He called His body
17    III, 23|      you will be refuted by the sense of the Scriptures tallying
18     IV, 10|         of the case, and common sense, do not admit this insane
19     IV, 12|       hateth." Now, in whatever sense these words were spoken,
20     IV, 15|        carried with it less the sense of a curse than of an admonition.
21     IV, 16|      become plain to us in what sense He required "an eye for
22     IV, 18|        prophecy in the superior sense of the alternative mentioned
23     IV, 19|       you only attach a proper, sense to the Creator's admonition
24     IV, 19|         and simple words to any sense they choose by their conjectures,
25     IV, 19|       which imply a conditional sense and are incapable of a simple
26     IV, 19|    although I do not allow this sense, I may as well ask, by way
27     IV, 19|       case, and the conditional sense in which His words were
28     IV, 20|      figurative and allegorical sense was to wage a spiritual
29     IV, 21|         no matter, provided the sense of them survives. But when
30     IV, 24|         violence to the literal sense of the passage, since even
31     IV, 25|       that they follow from the sense above, that no man indeed
32     IV, 29|  attempt is made to modify this sense when it is applied to his
33     IV, 29|       illustrations for His own sense, He is mine, because He
34     IV, 30|       is risen up;" but in what sense except that in which Isaiah
35     IV, 31|       the supper, then, in this sense the supper is the Creator'
36     IV, 33|       will throw light upon the sense in which it was said, "If
37     IV, 33|        have spoken them in this sense, if, when remarking their
38     IV, 33|         He censured them in the sense in which the prophet Jeremiah
39     IV, 34|   prohibits divorce in the same sense as Christ does, if any unchastity
40     IV, 34|  abruptly; but if we regard its sense and purport, it naturally
41     IV, 35|      The interpretation of this sense it will be our task to ascertain.
42     IV, 38|      fully understood from this sense of the answer, then the
43     IV, 38| expression, discovered no other sense than what had reference
44     IV, 39|      fig-tree you will find the sense in its connection suit in
45     IV, 41|      taken in a like (indirect) sense, as much as to say, "You
46     IV, 41|         Ye say that I am," in a sense equally free from doubt,
47     IV, 41|      insisted on accepting that sense which His statement indicated.~
48      V, 2 |         is clear enough in what sense he writes, "I marvel that
49      V, 3 |        only attend to the clear sense and to the reason of the
50      V, 4 |    passage), what child (in the sense, that is, in which the Gentiles
51      V, 4 |         world, in the apostle's sense, here means life and conversation
52      V, 8 |        have not spoken by human sense, but with the Spirit of
53      V, 9 |   insisted on my opinion of its sense, namely, that I might demonstrate
54      V, 10|    QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN SUCH A SENSE AS TO MAINTAIN THE TRUTH
55      V, 10|       not We shall bear, in the sense of a promise wishing us
56      V, 14|        while explaining in what sense he would not have us "live
57      V, 15|     SHORTER EPISTLES PUNGENT IN SENSE AND VERY VALUABLE.ST. PAUL