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 1     II, 13|        then, justice is the very fulness of the Deity Himself, manifesting
 2     II, 29|      together make up the proper fulness of the Divine Being as omnipotent,
 3    III, 6 |         substance; for if in Its fulness It has baffled man's understanding,
 4    III, 6 | especially when partaking of the fulness Now, when these things are
 5    III, 17|         to Him. In Him dwelt the fulness of the Spirit; therefore
 6     IV, 2 |          of credibility from the fulness of its title and the just
 7     IV, 9 |       and because the virtue and fulness of the one baptism was thus
 8     IV, 14|    because hastening towards the fulness of the times; with speed,
 9     IV, 14|         Meanwhile the promise of fulness to the hungry is a provision
10      V, 4 |        WITH ST. PAUL'S TEXT. THE FULNESS OF TIME, ANNOUNCED BY THE
11      V, 4 |          retained. "But when the fulness of time was come, God sent
12      V, 4 |        to wait patiently for the fulness of time, to whom belonged
13      V, 4 |          done to bring about the fulness of time, or to wait patiently
14      V, 8 |          apostle says, "When the fulness of the time was come, God
15      V, 17|          the dispensation of the fulness of times He might recapitulate" (
16      V, 17|          the dispensation of the fulness of times, according to which
17      V, 17|         times? If no times, what fulness of times can there be? And
18      V, 17|          can there be? And if no fulness, what dispensation? Indeed,
19      V, 19|          WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE FULNESS OF CHRIST. THE EPICUREAN
20      V, 19|           that in Him should all fulness dwell?" For, to begin with,
21      V, 19|         For, to begin with, what fulness is that which is not comprised
22      V, 19|   applied them to constitute the fulness of his own god, (this hypothesis,
23      V, 19|       have been willing that His fulness should dwell in his Christ?