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 1      I, 21|       Christ; manner of life and discipline alone fluctuated. Some disputed
 2      I, 22|          in attribute and not by discipline, if he is God from eternity
 3      I, 26|    cannot tell how any system of discipline and that, too, a plenary
 4      I, 27| imaginary goodness, a phantom of discipline, perfunctory in duty, careless
 5      I, 28|          of the uselessness of a discipline which sanctifies what is
 6     II, 5 |        that the entire course of discipline is arranged in precepts
 7     II, 11|          useless originator of a discipline which is not to be vindicated
 8     II, 13|       His mercy, a master in His discipline; a father in the mildness
 9     II, 17|       examine into His doctrine, discipline, precepts, and counsels.
10    III, 16|       that is to say, not by the discipline of the law, but by Joshua,
11     IV, 11|          would have rejected the discipline of John, as of the rival
12     IV, 11|        reason), nor rejected the discipline of John, but rather allowed
13     IV, 12|      first be expounded, and his discipline be introduced afterwards;
14     IV, 12|          impart authority to the discipline, and not the discipline
15     IV, 12|          discipline, and not the discipline to the god; except that (
16     IV, 15|        thus fully developing His discipline in both directions, both
17     IV, 16|          determined, Whether the discipline of patience be enjoined
18     IV, 16|        it is for the interest of discipline itself that an injury should
19     IV, 16|          thereby spent under the discipline of God, which alone at last
20     IV, 17|   perfect light of the Christian discipline, through the best precepts
21     IV, 17|        he teaches a merely human discipline and recompense; and in everything
22     IV, 25|         because one and the same discipline is to be followed for one
23     IV, 36|      thus teaching us the proper discipline of prayer, has determined
24     IV, 36|         men were to receive this discipline of prayer whether condemnatory
25      V, 2 |         he ought to pursue a new discipline, after he had taken up with
26      V, 2 |     worship; "another" as to the discipline it teaches, not in respect
27      V, 5 |        Marcion's god has no such discipline, because he does not take
28      V, 6 |          sketches out the divine discipline by the same title, "I will
29      V, 7 |          relate to the Creator's discipline. But the fact is, the apostle'
30      V, 8 |       the apostle maintained the discipline of that God from whose institution
31      V, 8 |      explains the reasons of His discipline. He adds: "Because of the
32      V, 15|         IS IN FACT THE CREATOR'S DISCIPLINE, AND THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST
33      V, 18|         two gods to me, when the discipline is but one? If there must
34      V, 21|          treat of ecclesiastical discipline. His aim, was, I suppose,