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 1 3     |            their inquiries from the Scriptures alone: they will then be
 2 10    |          PROSPECTS.~You hold to the scriptures in which the flesh is disparaged;
 3 12    |           before He wrote it in the Scriptures; He proclaimed it in His
 4 18    |          for the defence of all the Scriptures which promise a resurrection
 5 18    |           right and proper that the Scriptures should be understood in
 6 20    |          ONE FOUND IN THE PROPHETIC SCRIPTURES, AS ALLEGED BY THE HERETICS.~
 7 22    |                           XXII. THE SCRIPTURES FORBID OUR SUPPOSING EITHER
 8 22    |         turn our attention to those scriptures also which forbid our belief
 9 25    |             books. Since, then, the Scriptures both indicate the stages
10 26    | DESCRIPTIONS OF THIS SUBJECT IN THE SCRIPTURES POINT TO THE BODILY RESURRECTION,
11 26    |       preceding objection, that the Scriptures are allegorical, I have
12 27    |          FLESH.~We have also in the Scriptures robes mentioned as allegorizing
13 33    |           SO MUCH FOR THE PROPHETIC SCRIPTURES. IN THE GOSPELS, CHRIST'
14 33    |           enough from the prophetic Scriptures. I now appeal to the Gospels.
15 36    |          being both ignorant of the Scriptures those, of course which had
16 40    |          these could not be, if the Scriptures were not capable of a false
17 48    |           He "died according to the Scriptures," and "that He was buried
18 48    |             buried according to the Scriptures," no otherwise than in the
19 55    |             of change even the Holy Scriptures give us instances of. The
20 63conc|            equivocation the ancient Scriptures (of both God's Testaments)
21 63conc|           some countenance from the Scriptures, it therefore is plain enough
22 63conc|             refutable from the same Scriptures. It was fit and proper,