Book, Chapter

 1    III, 13|   warrior, not attending to the promise contained in the passage, "
 2    III, 20|       occur to you the Father's promise in the Psalms: "Thou art
 3    III, 20|      Virgin Mary. Touching this promise of Him, there is the oath
 4    III, 20|         first of Kings, makes a promise to David for his seed, "
 5    III, 24|        s seed, after the primal promise of being like the sand of
 6    III, 24|      ourselves, first comes the promise of the heaenly dew, and
 7    III, 24|      are thankless for both one promise and the other, calls the
 8    III, 24|        presumption of even this promise, in my present enjoyment
 9    III, 24|        credibility of the great promise, which you say ought to
10    III, 24|     hollow pretence of a mighty promise!~
11     IV, 2 |     consistency, which gives no promise of credibility from the
12     IV, 8 |         to take away. A general promise Is enough for me in passing.
13     IV, 9 |         indeed predicted in the promise of the new Law, and the
14     IV, 10|         to be, according to the promise, a restoration also of bodily
15     IV, 10|        would hold out to me the promise of similar affections also
16     IV, 14|     belonged, those to whom the promise is made. For even if you
17     IV, 14|     specially designed that the promise of a similar blessing should
18     IV, 14|         they shall be filled, a promise which is made to none but
19     IV, 14|        of Christ. Meanwhile the promise of fulness to the hungry
20     IV, 15|        claimed for Him also the promise of the blessing upon the
21     IV, 16|        retaliation, than by the promise of (indefinite) vengeance.
22     IV, 22|       His voice in proof of the promise which He had formerly made;
23     IV, 22|       would make mention of the promise to Moses, we shall find
24     IV, 23|   benediction included also the promise of connubial fruit itself,
25     IV, 24|       the suitable times of the promise, if you read what precedes
26     IV, 29|      Creator belongs the entire promise, the full reality of its
27     IV, 34|       certainly of the heavenly promise, why may it not be possible,
28     IV, 34|      without any injury to that promise, that by Abraham's bosom
29     IV, 39|       issues of catastrophe and promise, it must needs follow that
30      V, 2 |         the Creator; whilst the promise of the Holy Ghost is shown
31      V, 3 |         received therefore, the promise of the Spirit," as the apostle
32      V, 4 |     from Him who proclaimed the promise thereof? Who is (our) Father,
33      V, 4 |        of the free woman was by promise: which things are allegorized" (
34      V, 4 |      all," in which we have the promise of (Christ's) holy church;
35      V, 8 |        proved to have given the promise. Here is a prophecy of Isaiah "
36      V, 8 |       absolutely fulfilled that promise of the Spirit which was
37      V, 9 |      Him who made the following promise to Christ: "Sit Thou at
38      V, 10|         bear, in the sense of a promise wishing us to walk even
39      V, 11|       covenants and any hope of promise, nay, without God, even
40      V, 15|      whom I have heard give the promise thereof? What "spirit" does
41      V, 17|         with His Holy Spirit of promise." Of what promise? That
42      V, 17|     Spirit of promise." Of what promise? That which was made through
43      V, 17| strangers from the covenants of promise, having no hope, and without
44      V, 17|       and the covenants and the promise. "But now in Christ," says
45      V, 17| covenants, from the hope of the promise, from God Himself. Since
46      V, 17|        the covenants and to the promise, yea to their very God Himself,
47      V, 18|      the first commandment with promise," still the law says plainly, "
48      V, 20| recognise the Creator's ancient promise to Abraham: "I will multiply