Book, Chapter

 1      I, 3 |         the great Supreme Himself? Surely it must be that nothing
 2      I, 21|          had entered into dispute, surely it would be found in the
 3      I, 24|         Him the semblance thereof. Surely, therefore, some regard
 4      I, 27|         fear that you do not love? Surely (such a god) is neither
 5     II, 4 |         eatest thereof, thou shall surely die." For it was a most
 6     II, 7 |            and mastery of himself, surely He from His very authority
 7     II, 24|           an act of justice, which surely should not be repented of.
 8    III, 5 |          dragons and the owls," He surely never meant to derive His
 9    III, 11|          this in the proper place. Surely, when He also proclaimed
10    III, 13|         gold and frankincense; and surely an Infant will have received
11    III, 18|           such a conflict it would surely have been more seemly to
12    III, 24|        whom heaven is entered. Now surely he would not have mentioned
13     IV, 4 |           to fashion their Christ, surely he could not have so argued
14     IV, 7 |           He enters the synagogue; surely (this is going) to the lost
15     IV, 7 |            bread" of His doctrine; surely it is because they are "
16     IV, 7 |           yet impart it to others; surely He passes them by as "dogs."
17     IV, 8 |         healer of our sicknesses. "Surely," says he, "He hath borne
18     IV, 9 |   instantly effected the cure. And surely I might venture to claim
19     IV, 9 |          the assertion of the law? Surely it matters not in what way
20     IV, 12|         that they might accuse Him surely as a violator of the Sabbath,
21     IV, 13|            SIDON RESORTING TO HIM.~Surely to Sion He brings good tidings,
22     IV, 14|            dispensation of Christ. Surely gladness and joyous exultation
23     IV, 16|            be called our brethren, surely He did in effect bid us
24     IV, 16|           wide unto him, and shalt surely lend him as much as he wanteth,"
25     IV, 19|        investigation of His birth, surely any other proof would have
26     IV, 19| reIationships who really had them? Surely only on the condition of
27     IV, 20|          if He were ignorant? Why? Surely it was to challenge her
28     IV, 21|          tell no man that saying," surely He was unwilling to have
29     IV, 21|           the same shall save it." Surely it is the Son of man who
30     IV, 22|       presence was necessary, they surely should not be represented
31     IV, 24|            houses and cities, were surely workmen worthy of their
32     IV, 24|         premise a testimony, which surely forbodes some threats? Furthermore,
33     IV, 25|        robbery of another's goods. Surely he must be a most mendacious
34     IV, 25|            obtain the eternal one? Surely not in the same manner as
35     IV, 30|    understood as meant by the man? Surely Christ, because (although
36     IV, 31|         stage? Some at first would surely decline; others afterwards
37     IV, 35|             seven times." But that surely, is a small matter; for
38     IV, 35|          did it to perfection; for surely the Lord may by Himself,
39     IV, 36|            the other justified, He surely, by thus teaching us the
40     IV, 36|      rather displayed the Creator. Surely He could not have first
41     IV, 39|            fully come to pass; but surely as the good God, He would
42      V, 5 |           the Lord." In what Lord? Surely in Him who gave this precept.
43      V, 7 |            with a price." A price! surely none at all was paid, since
44      V, 7 |          Christ, and not our own), surely He will secure, on His own
45      V, 8 |         man indeed is He the head? Surely of him concerning whom he
46      V, 11|      shadow of death?" (None else, surely, than He), to whom the Spirit
47      V, 13|       things contained in the law) surely the God who shall judge
48      V, 13|          whom belonged the "That"? Surely, then, the law was His,
49      V, 14|          this outburst of feeling? Surely from the recollection of
50      V, 17|        Christ were these Gentiles? Surely, without Him to whom the
51      V, 18|            but not to Himself? For surely no principalities could
52      V, 20|         caught up alone with them, surely we shall likewise be changed