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 1 5 |       him, and added, "with our hand," for the sake of his pre-eminence,
 2 6 |       and absorbed in it in His hand, His eye, His labour, His
 3 6 | management made it, worthy? The hand of Phidias forms the Olympian
 4 7 |     actually manipulated by the hand of God, as the clay was
 5 7 |       clay made glorious by the hand of God, and the flesh more
 6 9 |       over all the works of His hand, to dwell amongst, to enjoy,
 7 14|     goodness, whilst on the one hand He deals vengeance, land
 8 16|     neither rebuke, (on the one hand), would have been suitable
 9 16|       blame; nor, (on the other hand), would exhortation, if
10 22|      our redemption shall be at hand, which is said to be approaching
11 22|    kingdom of heaven is nigh at hand." "Watch ye, therefore,
12 22|        Lord, now at God's right hand so unseasonably and with
13 23|     Christ sitteth at the right hand of God. Set your affection
14 24|       the day of the Lord is at hand. Let no man deceive you
15 28|   foretold. When Moses puts his hand into his bosom, and then
16 28|        dead, and again puts his hand into his bosom, and plucks
17 28|        I will require it of the hand of man, and of his brother'
18 28|       man, and of his brother's hand." Now nothing is required
19 29|          Take Ezekiel: "And the hand of the Lord," says he, "
20 33|        the kingdom of God is at hand." And again, "It shall be
21 35|         will have to be " bound hand and foot," as being, of
22 35|   standing at last on His right hand and His left, and eating
23 37|     just before (the passage in hand), He had declared His flesh
24 45| intervened between the creative hand of God and His afflatus?
25 48|      says) in order, on the one hand, to distinguish the two
26 48| resurrection; and, on the other hand, to make the resurrection
27 51|   INCARNATE NATURE AT THE RIGHT HAND OF GOD A GUARANTEE OF THE
28 51|      sitting there at the right hand of the Father, man, yet
29 55|       give us instances of. The hand of Moses is changed, and
30 56|         crown; or, on the other hand, that this flesh of ours
31 60|        of our limbs; on the one hand saying that these ought
32 60|         frame; and on the other hand contending that, inasmuch