Book, Chapter

 1      I, 4     |       may exist, distinct and separate in their own departments;
 2      I, 7     |     now have to contend about separate peculiarities.~
 3     II, 7     | therefore, was, that God must separate from the liberty which He
 4     II, 12    |      Gods, regarding in their separate condition one as distinctively
 5    III, 1intro|   when we are about to make a separate examination into (the subject
 6    III, 22    |       of the synagogue" Be ye separate who bear the vessels of
 7     IV, 6     |    that his own Christ may be separate from the Creator, as belonging
 8     IV, 11    |     may afterwards be able to separate them from the alien things.
 9     IV, 34    |       great gulf." is said to separate those regions, and to hinder
10     IV, 39    |     the promises; nor can you separate them from Him in either
11      V, 17    |   Creator, they must needs be separate from the other god; and
12      V, 17    |    from the other god; and if separate, then opposed to him. But
13      V, 18    |  touch not the unclean thing; separate yourselves, ye that bear
14      V, 19    |       the proper subject of a separate work, to show how in this
15      V, 19    |      and so is Christ. If you separate the law and Christ, assigning
16      V, 19    |     if you were to attempt to separate the shadow from the body