Book, Chapter

 1      I, 4 |     an Isaiah, or rather God speaking by Isaiah, will deprecatingly
 2     II, 19|    evil, and their lips from speaking guile: depart from evil,
 3     IV, 8 |      yet nowhere. But was He speaking of those who knew of another
 4     IV, 10|   For in an earlier passage, speaking in the person of the Lord
 5     IV, 19|      that direct mode of His speaking to the people"Ye shall hear
 6     IV, 22|   revelations? to let Him be speaking with those who had spoken
 7     IV, 22|    he is here represented as speaking with the Lord, but only
 8     IV, 42|      should, through His not speaking. Then Barabbas, the most
 9      V, 13|      the wrath of which I am speaking, and to whom of necessity
10      V, 18|      the heretics. "But I am speaking," says he, "of Christ and
11      V, 20| bonds, were more fearless in speaking the word," while others "