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 1     II, 10|      animals). "Every precious stone was thy covering, the sardius,
 2    III, 7 |      placed by the Father as a stone of stumbling and a rock
 3    III, 7 |      shall no longer remain "a stone of stumbling and a rock
 4    III, 7 |        church, being that very stone in Daniel, cut out of the
 5    III, 16|   being effected by a knife of stone, that is, (by the circumcision)
 6    III, 16|       for Christ is a rock (or stone), therefore that great man,
 7     IV, 13|   Christ was both a rock and a stone? For we read of His being
 8     IV, 13|        His being placed "for a stone of stumbling and for a rock
 9     IV, 21|  ashamed when bowing down to a stone or a stock, might with similar
10     IV, 35|     THAT OF MOSES. CHRIST, THE STONE REJECTED BY THE BUILDERS.
11     IV, 35|   where, under the figure of a stone, His twofold manifestation
12     IV, 35|     the second in honour: "The stone," says He, "which the builders
13     IV, 35| foretold under the figure of a stone, and a rock, and a mountain.
14      V, 5 |          Behold I lay in Siona stone of stumbling and a rock
15      V, 5 |      of offence." This rock or stone is Christ. This stumbling-stone
16      V, 6 |        a foundation a precious stone and honourable; and he that
17      V, 17|   given him in the Psalm: "The stone which the builders rejected
18      V, 17|   rejected is become the head (stone) of the corner?"~