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 1      I, 13|      to waters, and the Great Mother to the earth, mowed as to
 2     II, 17|     honour thy father and thy mother; and, thou shalt love thy
 3    III, 5 |   should leave his father and mother and become one flesh with
 4    III, 11|       they have said that His mother and His brethren were standing
 5    III, 13|     THE VIRGINITY OF CHRIST'S MOTHER A SIGN. OTHER PROPHECIES
 6    III, 13|      to cry, My father and My mother, He shall take away the
 7    III, 13| Damascus and Samaria from His mother's breasts! It is a different
 8    III, 13|       he knows his father and mother's name, it follows that
 9    III, 13|       a young woman. A virgin mother is justly deemed to be proposed
10    III, 13|       was an Amorite, and thy mother an Hittite," by reason of
11    III, 24|       apostle also calls "our mother from above;" and, while
12     IV, 10|      parent, either father or mother. And then the discussion
13     IV, 10|      son of the father or the mother? Since He is (begotten)
14     IV, 10|       be (the son) of a human mother. If of a human mother, it
15     IV, 10|   human mother. If of a human mother, it is evident that she
16     IV, 10|       is not ascribed, to his mother a husband will not be reckoned;
17     IV, 10|    reckoned; and then to what mother a husband is not reckoned,
18     IV, 10| virginity belongs. But if His mother be not a virgin, two fathers
19     IV, 10|     Son of man as born of His mother, because not begotten of
20     IV, 10| begotten of a father, and His mother be a virgin, because His
21     IV, 10|     fable; if through a human mother only, then you concede my
22     IV, 13|   they were there. Sion is my mother, shall a man say; and in
23     IV, 14|     book of Kings, Hannah the mother of Samuel gives glory to
24     IV, 19|      REMARK, WHEN TOLD OF HIS MOTHER AND HIS BRETHREN. EXPLANATION
25     IV, 19|      when He asks, "Who is my mother, and who are my brethren?"
26     IV, 19|   have been told Him that His mother and His brethren stood without,
27     IV, 19|     see Him, if He had had no mother and no brethren. They must
28     IV, 19|     tempted Him by naming His mother and His brethren? If it
29     IV, 19|       For tell me now, does a mother live on contemporaneously
30     IV, 19|     without" were really "His mother and His brethren." It remains
31     IV, 19|      words, saying "Who is my mother or my brethren?" It seems
32     IV, 19| previous question, "Who is my mother, and who are my brethren?
33     IV, 19|  therefore, He made them "His mother and His brethren" who were
34     IV, 19| whosoever preferred father or mother or brethren to the Word
35     IV, 19| Besides, His admission of His mother and His brethren was the
36     IV, 21|       own uncleanness, in his mother's lap; nibbling at her breast;
37     IV, 23|    even of his father, or his mother, or his brother. Now it
38     IV, 26|   been overcome? "A (certain) mother of the company exclaims, '
39     IV, 26|    similar terms rejected His mother or His brethren, whilst
40     IV, 26|     heard and obeyed God. His mother, however, was not here present
41     IV, 26|      womb and the paps of His mother, from whom, however, unless
42     IV, 26|  unless He had in her (a real mother) He could not have transferred
43     IV, 29|       against the father; the mother against the daughter, and
44     IV, 29|      the daughter against the mother; the mother-in-law against
45     IV, 36|     Honour thy father and thy mother?" Or did He both keep them,
46     IV, 36|   David's family) through his mother and his brethren, who at
47      V, 4 |     is to come, "which is the mother of us all," in which we
48      V, 18|      leave his father and his mother, (and shall be joined unto
49      V, 18|     Honour thy father and thy mother." Again, (the apostle writes:) "