Book, Chapter

 1      I, 8     |        of a new deity. It will turn out to be such a novelty "
 2      I, 27    |   deeply examine it! This will turn out an imaginary goodness,
 3     II, 6     |        and power of will might turn out to be injurious, I will
 4     II, 10    |      wisdom is no evil. if you turn to the prophecy of Ezekiel,
 5     II, 13    |      threats, and yet scarcely turn away from evil. What, if
 6     II, 13    |       nothing else than a good turn. From such a conduct with
 7     II, 14    |     injustice; because if they turn out to belong to justice,
 8     II, 17    |       God simply as Judge, but turn your attention also to examples
 9     II, 24    |        how he would afterwards turn out. For no one would bear
10     II, 24    |      divided: "for He will not turn Himself, nor repent; for
11    III, 3     |   signs and wonders," so as to turn aside the very elect, and
12    III, 21    |      who among the nations can turn to the Creator, when those
13    III, 22    |      because He is not for our turn, (and He is clean contrary
14     IV, 6     |     examine; and if they shall turn out rather for our side,
15     IV, 9     |        not afraid that it will turn to your discredit, if you
16     IV, 10    |   delighteth in mercy. He will turn again, and will have compassion
17     IV, 10    |       then the discussion will turn on the point, of which human
18     IV, 11    |     new pastures," does He not turn away from the old state
19     IV, 12    |      be renewing them at every turn to meet each argument of
20     IV, 13    |        the Father. Accordingly turn over the prophets, and learn
21     IV, 14    |       hardly know whiCh way to turn amidst so vast a wealth
22     IV, 14    |         for they shall laugh." Turn again to the passage of
23     IV, 16    |       brethren, thou shalt not turn away thine heart, nor shut
24     IV, 21    |      of the Kings. If you also turn to the fourth book, you
25     IV, 38    | meaning of the answer must not turn on any other point than
26     IV, 39    |    them, which indeed were "to turn for a testimony to them,"
27     IV, 40    |    used as a figure for blood, turn to Isaiah, who asks, "Who
28      V, 1intro|      misgiving, lest he should turn out to belong to him, who
29      V, 4     |       the mundane elements, to turn them away from their god,
30      V, 11    |      follow, But when it shall turn to the Lord, the evil shall
31      V, 13    |        question which will now turn up. For he says that "we