Book, Chapter

 1      I, 29|     of matrimony is not to be refused, because, when enjoyed without
 2     II, 9 |     God an obedience which he refused at first. Now this disobedience
 3     II, 28|      for so long a period had refused to cast that look. Our God
 4    III, 4 |  should be predicted, when he refused to permit him to be manifested.
 5    III, 7 |  because, no doubt, they once refused to acknowledge Him in the
 6    III, 15|      from another source, and refused to take on him a real body,
 7     IV, 19| hearing which the Creator had refused; but because the exhortation
 8     IV, 19|      hear." For they wilfully refused to hear, although they had
 9     IV, 19|   relationship to Him whom He refused because of their offence,
10     IV, 28|       The Son hates those who refused obedience to the Father;
11     IV, 28|      dividing an inheritance, refused His assistance, although
12     IV, 29|     sword. He, therefore, who refused to give peace, intended
13     IV, 31|   whose call they had at last refused. They first refused it when
14     IV, 31|      last refused. They first refused it when they said to Aaron, "
15      V, 12|     apostle, and then to have refused his request, when thrice