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 1      I, 22|        tasting the fruit of one poor tree, and thence proceed
 2      I, 24|     most good and merciful God. Poor dupe of Marcion, fever is
 3    III, 17|     dispensation. Whatever that poor despised body may be, because
 4     IV, 14|     avenged the beggar, and the poor, and the humble, and the
 5     IV, 14|   justice to the humble and the poor; deliver the poor, and rid
 6     IV, 14|       and the poor; deliver the poor, and rid the needy out of
 7     IV, 14|        save the children of the poor." And in the following words
 8     IV, 14|    Himself the condition of the poor, and such as were oppressed
 9     IV, 14|         spare the needy and the poor, and shall deliver the souls
10     IV, 14|        deliver the souls of the poor. From usury and injustice
11     IV, 14| forgotten; the endurance of the poor shall not perish for ever."
12     IV, 14|       the dunghill exalteth the poor; that He may set him with
13     IV, 14|    these words: "He raiseth the poor man from the ground, and
14     IV, 14|       and that the spoil of the poor is in your houses? Wherefore
15     IV, 14|      away their rights from the poor of my people." These righteous
16     IV, 14|       one, because none but the poor and needy suffer hunger,
17     IV, 14|        with consolation for the poor, and the humble, and the
18     IV, 14|    preach good tidings unto the poor." "Blessed are the needy,
19     IV, 15|    expressed approbation of the poor? There is nobody but reprobates
20     IV, 15|        of the blessing upon the poor; and thus the entire work
21     IV, 15|    ascribed the blessing of the poor, he must also have imputed
22     IV, 15|       to be the defender of the poor, in order that I may prove
23     IV, 16|     there be, not," He says, "a poor man in thine hand;" in other
24     IV, 16|         If there be among you a poor man of thy brethren, thou
25     IV, 16|        shut thine hand from thy poor brother. But thou shalt
26     IV, 16|    everywhere enjoined that the poor, and the orphan, and the
27     IV, 27|   pursuing rewards, robbing the poor of the rights of judgment,
28     IV, 28|    their throne, and exalts the poor from the dunghill." From
29     IV, 31|   CHRIST'S ADVICE TO INVITE THE POOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH ISAIAH.
30     IV, 34|         OF THE RICH MAN AND THE POOR MAN IN HADES CONFUTED. THE
31     IV, 34|      tormented in hell, and the poor man resting in Abraham's
32     IV, 34|      Abraham's bosom, where the poor man dwells, and the infernal
33     IV, 34|     thrones, and raiseth up the poor from dunghills. Since, therefore,
34     IV, 36|      thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure
35     IV, 36|    however, about giving to the poor, was very largely diffused
36     IV, 36|        love mercy" "Give to the poor:" "and to be ready to walk
37     IV, 37|       the hungry, and bring the poor that are cast out into thine
38      V, 3 |          also, "to remember the poor" was in complete conformity
39      V, 3 |    Creator, which cherished the poor and needy, as has been shown
40      V, 14|      for him to contemplate? So poor and indigent was he, that