Chapter

 1 2 |    other words, not man, but a bear perhaps for instance, Lucan
 2 13|    thing can such a phenomenon bear witness? God even in His
 3 18|   mortal, and even if it could bear to be described by the word "
 4 20|         nor in a trope did she bear Emmanuel, that is, Jesus,
 5 44|       of Christ? But why do we bear about in the body the dying
 6 49|        the earthy, let us also bear the image of the heavenly."
 7 49|      in order that we may then bear the image of the heavenly
 8 49|        he tells us we ought to bear the image of Christ in this
 9 49|       For when he says "let us bear" in the imperative mood,
10 52|        once sown in death will bear fruit in resurrection-life
11 55| brightness which eye could not bear. But he was Moses still,
12 58|   faith do these notable facts bear witness, if not to that