Chapter

 1 2 |   peculiar to itself. And so it follows that they shut out from
 2 2 |         of our nature, which he follows Aristotle in reducing to
 3 5 |     knew it was in progress. It follows, then, that even on their
 4 14|         great patience. Thus it follows that the fulness and perfection
 5 18|     word indicates the body, it follows that when "the resurrection
 6 19|   whited sepulchres." Whence it follows that they who have by faith
 7 24|        to the Thessalonians, as follows: "But of the times and the
 8 25|        for the end. It moreover follows, that the very maintenance
 9 33|      men; and if not to all, it follows that it was not always and
10 33|        a parable unto them." It follows, then, that He did not usually
11 36|        the living," (it clearly follows) that He affirmed this verity
12 41|         same sentiment which he follows up in the passage in which
13 42|     will be able to adjust what follows to the preceding sense.
14 43|        to, (the same conclusion follows): for of course the retribution
15 45|         which he even writes as follows: "Putting away lying, speak
16 49| conjunction "for" connects what follows with the preceding words) "
17 52|       nor from the clause which follows, "That which thou sowest,
18 53|        the soul? it undoubtedly follows that it was the flesh that
19 55|       of any substance, then it follows that "Saul, when changed