Book, Chapter

 1      I, 22    |            therefore, goodness is required to be both perpetual and
 2     II, 4     |         We shall see what reasons required this also of God. Meanwhile
 3     II, 6     |           less than this would be required in the matter of a goodness
 4     II, 8     |       live virtuously when he was required to obey a law. So also God
 5     II, 15    |        Well, then, even though He required the sins of the fathers
 6     II, 18    |         them, as if God specially required them for Himself: for He
 7     II, 18    |          unto me?" and, "Who hath required them at your hand?" But
 8     II, 22    |          that He had never really required such homage for Himself.
 9     II, 26    |         ask of the Lord, the Lord required of Himself. For this purpose
10     II, 29    |           demolition of them were required in maintaining for the Creator
11    III, 2     |            which (we may be sure) required preparation, as being for
12    III, 2     |          process, might justly be required of man by God, and by man
13     IV, 5     | corruption which he did not think required amendment. In short, he
14     IV, 9     |            how that Elisha indeed required a material resource, applied
15     IV, 14    |          for no less than this is required for interpreting the word
16     IV, 16    |      plain to us in what sense He required "an eye for an eye and a
17     IV, 25    |           Gentiles, who of course required to be enlightened concerning
18     IV, 26    |       that different prayers were required for different gods! Now,
19     IV, 35    |       However, what was obviously required by the law He commanded
20     IV, 35    |     obedient, and went as the law required, when they were commanded
21     IV, 43conc|          honorary companions were required by the word of God, which
22      V, 3     |          persons whose weak faith required consideration. For their
23      V, 4     |     epistle), although no passage required his erasure more than this,