Book, Chapter

 1      I, 13    |           the fruits of the ground return, and the elements recover
 2      I, 28    |         will yield him no fruit in return, except he be as stupid
 3     II, 10    |        good, as waiting for man to return from his present life to
 4     II, 28    | retaliation. For what man will not return a blow, without waiting
 5     IV, 11    |         end of the heaven, and His return is back to the end of it
 6     IV, 16    |         and an eye for an eye," in return for an injury, who forbids
 7     IV, 16    |           which is not only not to return railing for railing, but
 8     IV, 17    |      pledge; thou shalt be sure to return to him his garment about
 9     IV, 17    |            to this very moment, in return for His vast liberality
10     IV, 18    |          now depart from John, and return back again of course to
11     IV, 29    |            s absence, would on his return be set as ruler over all
12     IV, 29    |  unbelievers, when his lord should return on the day when he looked
13     IV, 38    |        nothing short of madness to return an answer altogether different
14     IV, 38    |           it Christ was obliged to return a direct answer. He had
15     IV, 43conc|          unto me, Come, and let us return to the Lord: for He hath
16     IV, 43conc|         says, "Come, ye women, who return from the vision;" that is, "
17      V, 2     |          gospel," simply when they return again to the Creator. When
18      V, 9     |           it was said, ("Till thou return to the ground, for out of
19      V, 9     |           and unto dust shalt thou return." That, therefore, which
20      V, 9     |         came from the ground shall return to the ground. Now that
21      V, 10    |          PAUL COMPARED.~Let us now return to the resurrection, to