Book, Chapter

 1     II, 22|   prohibition is given. We have spoken of the rational institution
 2     IV, 12| whatever sense these words were spoken, we know that an abrupt
 3     IV, 14|       can suppose that this was spoken of David; whereas He had
 4     IV, 18|  greatness John.We have already spoken of the forgiveness of sins.
 5     IV, 20|        Psalm may evidently have spoken: "The Lord is strong, The
 6     IV, 22|     speaking with those who had spoken of Him? to share His glory
 7     IV, 22|      the Spirit that he had now spoken, and not in his natural
 8     IV, 22|       said He, "which thou hast spoken, will I do unto thee." Then
 9     IV, 29|      Peter asked whether He had spoken the parable "unto them,
10     IV, 33|         could only seem to have spoken them in this sense, if,
11     IV, 37|         precepts of the Creator spoken by the prophet tended to
12      V, 8 |      prophets, such as have not spoken by human sense, but with