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 1      I, 20|  abrogated, according to the new dispensation purposed by the Creator
 2      I, 29|      hadst thou only checked the dispensation of the Creator in uniting
 3     II, 20| EGYPTIANS. DEFENCE OF THE DIVINE DISPENSATION IN THAT MATTER.~But these "
 4     II, 27|   thenceforth set Him over every dispensation and (administration of)
 5     II, 27|       received from the Father a dispensation in those very respects which
 6     II, 29|      help of the Antitheses, the dispensation of the Creator can be more
 7    III, 4 |       superinduce his own proper dispensation. But he grew weary of so
 8    III, 9 |     angels, who never received a dispensation to die for us, not having
 9    III, 15|      arise from nature, but from dispensation; and so becomes the proper
10    III, 15|    accrues in consequence of the dispensation. Nor is it subject to be
11    III, 15|        rival, and one that has a dispensation of His own, to whom it will
12    III, 15|     admit into this diversity of dispensation a community of names; whereas
13    III, 17|        Scripture the rest of His dispensation. Whatever that poor despised
14    III, 20|       far the course of Christ's dispensation in these particulars. This
15    III, 20|     happen after Christ. For the dispensation would not be found complete,
16    III, 20|          I have given Thee for a dispensation of the people, for a light
17    III, 20|          to the father. That new dispensation, then, which is found in
18    III, 21|        Christ's name, but in the dispensation of Moses, from whom comes
19    III, 24|        an earthly and a heavenly dispensation? When Isaac, in blessing
20    III, 24|          dew of heaven." For the dispensation of the Jews (who were in
21    III, 24|     heaven is not entered in the dispensation of the Creator. But there
22     IV, 1 |        run its course in the old dispensation under the Creator, and that
23     IV, 1 |        day when I arrested their dispensation, in order to bring them
24     IV, 6 |         THE TRUE CHRIST WITH THE DISPENSATION OF THE OLD TESTAMENT ASSERTED.~
25     IV, 7 |          some idea of the Lord's dispensation, rather than Of any strange
26     IV, 11|          course in the Creator's dispensation. Of John, however, what
27     IV, 12|       this privilege (I mean the dispensation from fasting) was allowed
28     IV, 13|        up and down the Creator's dispensation in the twelve springs of
29     IV, 14|          oppositions also in the dispensation of Christ. Surely gladness
30     IV, 16|      following the method of His dispensation, He limited charity first
31     IV, 22|        the Creator, whose entire dispensation he, in fact, here described.
32     IV, 31|          course of the Creator's dispensation and prophecies, what there
33     IV, 31|         Creator's course nor His dispensation in harmony with the parable?
34     IV, 33|     limit placed between the old dispensation and the new, at which Judaism
35     IV, 39|  accomplishment of their Maker's dispensation. If, however, they emanate
36      V, 2 |       actually proceeds from the dispensation of the Creator, a point
37      V, 2 |         only change being in the dispensation, the sole point of the question
38      V, 3 |         possibly admit us to the dispensation of the other, so that it
39      V, 3 |   children through faith. Such a dispensation as this belongs wholly to
40      V, 5 |    unless it is in the Creator's dispensation to have punished both the
41      V, 5 |         are). For nothing in the dispensation of God is found to be mean,
42      V, 6 |     people, (chief in the divine dispensation, although) not, of course,
43      V, 7 |        VERY HEART OF THE ANCIENT DISPENSATION. CHRIST'S TRUE CORPOREITY.
44      V, 9 | resurrection of the flesh in His dispensation. When he says, "For He must
45      V, 11|       already (in the prevenient dispensation of the Old Testament) been
46      V, 12|         whether a god who has no dispensation of any kind on earth could
47      V, 13|       interests of the Creator's dispensation, by affording time to Him
48      V, 13|    enemies we have never, in any dispensation, been? Or Him against whom
49      V, 13|      that as sin had" in His own dispensation "reigned unto death, even
50      V, 17|         of His will, that in the dispensation of the fulness of times
51      V, 17|          issue the times and the dispensation of the fulness of times,
52      V, 17|          And if no fulness, what dispensation? Indeed, what has he ever
53      V, 17|          on earth, that any long dispensation of times to be fulfilled
54      V, 18|       the devil in the Creator's dispensation? As there are two gods,
55      V, 19|        in reference to this very dispensation of His threatened long before