Book, Chapter

 1      I, 22    |         account, but which he must mean to exhibit purely, if he
 2      I, 26    |           commands, if he does not mean to execute them; or forbid
 3     II, 16    |         the opposite sensations, I mean meekness, patience, mercy,
 4     II, 17    |         Marcion; that patience, (I mean,) which waits for the sinner'
 5     II, 26    |         you say) God was even then mean enough in His very fierceness,
 6     II, 27    |          engaged in collecting, as mean, weak, and unworthy, for
 7    III, 3     |            on a certain evidence I mean that of miracles that He
 8    III, 11    |        nativity of a God is a most mean thing. Come then, wind up
 9    III, 12    |        name Him Emmanuel when they mean Him to be called God-with-us;
10     IV, 5     |         according to their usage I mean the Gospels of John and
11     IV, 12    |  remembered that this privilege (I mean the dispensation from fasting)
12     IV, 13    |         What name does the prophet mean, but Christ's? "That I am
13     IV, 14    |      oppressors of the needy "What mean ye that ye set fire to my
14     IV, 15    |           incentives of the rich I mean, their pride, their pomp,
15     IV, 16    |            reward to his precept I mean no fruit of such patience.
16     IV, 20    |           Christ; for I on my side mean to impute to Him ignorance.
17     IV, 22    |       being heard. Or else, did he mean that Isaiah and Jeremiah
18     IV, 26    |    question what does He otherwise mean, than that He ejects the
19     IV, 29    |        faith?" What faith? Does He mean that faith which they were
20     IV, 31    |       heathen. But even if he does mean to come again, I imagine
21     IV, 35    |          the words "within you" to mean in your hand, within your
22     IV, 41    |          mouth, which they did not mean to believe even if He had
23     IV, 43conc|        have," so transposed, as to mean, "A spirit, such as ye see
24      V, 4     |         then of course he does not mean that I should any more love
25      V, 5     | dispensation of God is found to be mean, and ignoble, and contemptible.
26      V, 5     |            reddening skin? What so mean as the statute of retaliation?
27      V, 6     |           vain, because he did not mean to make any revelation of
28      V, 11    |         and unjust, if he does not mean to restore this same I substance
29      V, 12    |         transformed, if he did not mean to call him "the angel,"
30      V, 14    |       account, therefore, (does he mean to say that) the Son was
31      V, 16    |         occasions the vengeance, I mean the Gospel; (in other words,)
32      V, 17    |          the Most High." This must mean the devil, whom in another
33      V, 18    |  principalities and powers does he mean? If the Creator's, how does
34      V, 18    |            If there must be two, I mean to follow Him who was the
35      V, 20    |        cross." For he could hardly mean this to be a climax to the