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 1      I, 3     |         far as a human being can form a definition of God, I adduce
 2      I, 3     |          is the great Supreme in form and in reason, and in might
 3      I, 4     |          of rulers of that other form of government, where they
 4      I, 7     |         its sound or its written form, that I am claiming the
 5      I, 9     |      test, to be compared to the form of the Creator, it will
 6      I, 9     |       for proof to the rule, and form, and standard of certainties?
 7     II, 5     |    expressed his likeness to the form of God; but he showed his
 8     II, 5     | spiritual, which answered to the form of God), and in the freedom
 9     II, 6     |      that beginning obtained the form in which he exists; and
10     II, 14    |       They take a word whose one form reduces to confusion and
11     II, 16    |          the low estate of human form, for the purpose of man'
12     II, 16    |        all, goodness, why do you form your opinion of the divine
13     II, 20    |       nations, and then you will form a judgment of the Author
14     II, 22    |       them, nor serve them." The form, however, of the brazen
15     II, 22    |       they are not found in that form of similitude, in reference
16     II, 24    |         in all cases a different form from that of man, in that
17     II, 27    |      that God moved about in the form and all other circumstances
18    III, 5     |       necessary to set forth the form and, so to speak, the nature
19    III, 6     |         of discussion is not the form of the scripture, but the
20    III, 7     |       thirsty ground; He hath no form nor comeliness; and we beheld
21    III, 7     |          was without beauty: His form was disfigured;" "marred
22    III, 7     |       shall have both a glorious form, and an unsullied beauty
23    III, 7     |         not to come in any other form, having to be recognised
24    III, 9     |    promised that He will one day form men into angels, who once
25    III, 17    |         a dry ground; He hath no form nor comeliness; we saw Him,
26    III, 17    |          Him, and He had neither form nor beauty; but His form
27    III, 17    |         form nor beauty; but His form was despised, marred above
28    III, 17    |      Spirit, which is verily His form, and beauty, and glory.
29    III, 22    |         own letter T is the very form of the cross, which He predicted
30    III, 24    |       blessing? Indeed, the very form of the blessing is in this
31     IV, 3     |    composed the Gospel in a pure form, but false apostles interpolated
32     IV, 4     |          had found it (in such a form). No one censures things
33     IV, 5     |        Mark was. For even Luke's form of the Gospel men unsually
34     IV, 6     |           is to be the drift and form of my little treatise; subject,
35     IV, 11    |        do we even find any novel form of discourse. Whether He
36     IV, 18    |        Holy Spirit which, in the form of the prophetic gift, had
37     IV, 19    |          to Christ that frequent form of His earnest instruction: "
38     IV, 22    |           that is to say, in the form of man which He was to assume), "
39     IV, 24    |      first puts on appearance of form. Besides it will be impossible
40     IV, 24    |          to Christ from Him. The form of it which He uses "He
41     IV, 26    |          If any one, with such a form, invokes another god and
42     IV, 34    |     censure against Herod in the form of unlawful marriages and
43     IV, 38    |  resurrection, by describing the form thereof in opposition to
44      V, 1intro|        himself. Now, the garbled form in which we have found the
45      V, 5     |      recurrence, and in the same form too, in every epistle. The
46      V, 20    |       CHRIST. ST. PAUL'S PHRASES FORM OF A SERVANT, LIKENESS,
47      V, 20    |      Christ, that, "being in the form of God, He thought it not
48      V, 20    |   Himself, and took upon Him the form of a servant," not the reality, "
49      V, 20    |        there did not accrue both form and likeness and fashion.
50      V, 20    |          having taken on Him the form or image of a man? For in
51      V, 20    |       fashion") and likeness and form shall be claimed for a phantom.