Book, Chapter

 1      I, 29|      the harvest, Who sowed the seed; His to declare, "It remaineth
 2    III, 9 |    issuing as yet from conjugal seed, was equally able to apply
 3    III, 20|        promise to David for his seed, "which shall proceed,"
 4    III, 20|      Christ here designated the seed of David, as of that womb
 5    III, 24| probable to you, when Abraham's seed, after the primal promise
 6     IV, 11|     fruit is separated from the seed, although the fruit comes
 7     IV, 11|        the fruit comes from the seed. So likewise the gospel
 8     IV, 21|   virgin; never grew from human seed, although only after the
 9     IV, 23|      marriage? He who hates the seed must needs also detest the
10     IV, 30|    received from the Father the seed of the kingdom, that is,
11     IV, 30|          therefore He who sowed seed in His own ground is shown
12     IV, 30|         person who receives the seed of the kingdom and sows
13     IV, 34|          and from his own wife, seed might be reckoned to the
14     IV, 34|       further promises that the seed of Abraham shall be even
15      V, 4 |       promises made, and to his seed. He said not 'to seeds,'
16      V, 4 |          but as of one, 'to thy seed,' which is Christ." Fie
17      V, 9 |      womb only, without a man's seed, making it a condition of
18      V, 10|         he says, that "to every seed is its own body;" that,
19      V, 14|      indeed true, only not of a seed of like condition with our
20      V, 20|   Abraham: "I will multiply thy seed as the stars of heaven."