Epistle, Chapter

  1      1, III  |    character at that time, that a man should be capable of being
  2      1, III  |         my salvation,--and that a man quickened to a new life
  3      1, III  |           inglorious citizen. The man who is attended by crowds
  4      1, IV   |          had restored me to a new man;--then, in a wondrous manner,
  5      1, IV   |     whatever we do not ascribe to man's virtue but declare to
  6      1, VII  |           may die a harder death. Man is slaughtered that man
  7      1, VII  |           Man is slaughtered that man may be gratified, and the
  8      1, VIII |        completely broken down the man into the woman. He grows
  9      1, IX   |        them. I am deceived if the man who is guilty of such things
 10      1, X    |      means of degraded minds. One man forges a will, another by
 11      1, XI   |           You see, forsooth, that man distinguished by his brilliant
 12      1, XI   |           the exposed side of the man who has retired into a private
 13      1, XIII |       greater fear than others. A man is constrained to dread
 14      1, XIV  |          security, is this, for a man to withdraw from these eddies
 15      1, XIV  |     bribery or of labour; so that man's elevation or dignity or
 16      2, II   |          seized, with the fear of man: these, however, we did
 17      3, I    |        departure of the excellent man, my colleague, was still
 18      5, II   |           written "Praise not any man before his death;" and again, "
 19      5, II   |            Neither did we eat any man's bread for nought, but
 20      5, III  |          more eagerly attacks the man that is strongest, and becoming
 21      6, II   |          perfecting, that keeps a man for God. The Lord taught
 22      6, III  |           who looks to none other man than "to him that is poor
 23      7, IV   |       father of a family, a young man also being seated at his
 24      7, VII  |           conversation of the old man. "For no man who looks back
 25      7, VII  |           of the old man. "For no man who looks back as he putteth
 26      9, IV   |   boastful, and who do not regard man, at least fear God, knowing
 27     10, IV   |     freedmen and servants, of the man who receives the certificate.
 28     21, I    |        called your brother," of a man such as I am who confessed
 29     22, I    |         also of Aurelius, a young man who had undergone the torture,
 30     22, III  |        done away in baptism; this man, ignorant of the precept
 31     22, III  |           say I now again, If any man preach any other gospel
 32     25, III  |        blessed, can happen to any man from the divine condescension,
 33     29, IV   |      deceitfulness of that crafty man could not be hid from us
 34     30, VII  |    invites to the banquet, so the man that hath not a wedding
 35     30, VIII |          there remains, as far as man can tell, no hope of living;
 36     32, II   |       beloved brethren, that this man has been ordained by me
 37     33, II   |                          II.~This man was the first in the struggle
 38     33, II   |          forth, and appear on the man's sinews and limbs, worn
 39     33, IV   |                     IV.~When this man, beloved brethren, came
 40     33, IV   |  testimony and wonder of the very man who had persecuted him,
 41     34, I    |           us among the clergy,--a man illustrious by the brightest
 42     37, II   |        that factiou and impetuous man has provoked on himself.
 43     39, VI   |     instructs us, saying, "If any man teach otherwise, and consent
 44     39, VI   |        And again he says, "Let no man deceive you with vain words;
 45     39, VII  |           it is written, "And the man that will do presumptuously,
 46     39, VII  |          in those days, even that man shall die." Of this persecution
 47     45, I    |           of that wily and subtle man, was the joy with which
 48     45, I    |          cunning of the malignant man, as if of a serpent, came
 49     45, II   |          kind of communion with a man who was a schismatic and
 50     47, I    |       punishment of this wretched man, when cast down by the powers
 51     48, I    |          clime were to change the man, he goes on to boast and
 52     48, I    |            For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother,
 53     48, II   |          heretic and a perfidious man; always inquisitive, that
 54     51, IX   |  established at Rome. Is not this man, dearest brother, to be
 55     51, XVI  |           equal, and that a grave man ought not easily to be moved.
 56     51, XVI  |           says, "Beware, lest any man spoil you through philosophy
 57     51, XVI  |          the Scriptures, "Now the man Moses was very meek;" and
 58     51, XVIII|        mocked, and who looks into man's heart, will judge of those
 59     51, XVIII|         thou that judgest another man's servant? To his own master
 60     51, XVIII|       that ye sin not. And if any man sin, we have an Advocate
 61     51, XIX  |            and snatch the wounded man from the jaws of the enemy,
 62     51, XXIII|           the Father, says, "What man is there of you, whom, if
 63     51, XXVI |        apostle: "Every sin that a man doeth is without the body,
 64     51, XXVII|      unclean person, nor covetous man, whose guilt is that of
 65     53, IV   |         everything that he has, a man shall flee, and dwelling
 66     54, III  |      presumes and is haughty, the man who boasts of himself, who
 67     54, III  |         not the words of a sinful man, for his glory shall be
 68     54, III  |        the mouth speaketh. A good man out of the good treasure
 69     54, III  |          good things; and an evil man out of the evil treasure
 70     54, IV   |          speaks, saying, "And the man that will do presumptuously,
 71     54, IV   |      shall be in those days, that man shall die; and all the people,
 72     54, IV   |          had cleansed the leprous man, he said, "Go, show thyself
 73     54, VII  |       observing the law whereby a man left to his own liberty,
 74     54, VII  |        For God is true, but every man a liar."~
 75     54, XII  |        the cause is not mine, nor man's, but God's, I do not think
 76     54, XVIII|         wounded men about a whole man? maimed concerning a sound
 77     54, XVIII|         maimed concerning a sound man? lapsed concerning one who
 78     54, XXI  |           manners." And again: "A man that is an heretic, after
 79     54, XXI  |      Solomon, saying, "A perverse man carrieth perdition in his
 80     54, XXI  |           unjust; but a righteous man does not listen to lying
 81     58, II   |        refused to any one born of man. For as the Lord says in
 82     58, II   |           His Gospel, "The Son of man is not come to destroy men'
 83     58, III  |          to the larger limbs of a man. But in that is expressed
 84     58, IV   |       sort we are kissing, in the man lately formed and freshly
 85     58, V    |         but that absolutely every man is to be admitted to the
 86     58, V    |          me that I should call no man common or unclean." But
 87     60, II   |        and teaching in what way a man may be broken down into
 88     61, III  |        see her lying with another man, is he not angry and raging,
 89     61, IV   |           Lord God says, "And the man that will do presumptuously,
 90     61, IV   |      shall be in those days, that man shall die, and all the people
 91     61, IV   |           says, "An undisciplined man loveth not him that correcteth
 92     62, I    |        writing my own thoughts or man's; or that I am boldly assuming
 93     62, VIII |           cries and says, "If any man thirst, let him come and
 94     62, X    |           say I now again, If any man preach any other gospel
 95     62, XI   |      drunk, the memory of the old man is laid aside, and there
 96     62, XIV  |         to follow the practice of man, but the truth of God; since
 97     62, XV   |           of him shall the Son of man be ashamed." And the apostle
 98     63, I    |        own account, who, wretched man that he is, being either
 99     63, I    |           have made: and the mean man boweth down, and the great
100     63, I    |        boweth down, and the great man humbleth himself: and I
101     63, I    |  threatening, and saying, "If any man worship the beast and his
102     63, II   |           says in Leviticus: "The man in whom there shall be any
103     63, II   |          not a sinner; but if any man be a worshipper of God,
104     63, V    |      since it is written, "Let no man deceive you with vain words,
105     64, I    |          in Deuteronomy, "And the man that will do presumptuously,
106     64, I    |      shall be in those days, that man shall die; and all the people,
107     64, III  |         to Timothy, said, "Let no man despise thy youth," how
108     64, III  |        colleagues to you, "Let no man despise thy age? And since
109     65, I    |            For it is written: "No man that warreth for God entangleth
110     66, IV   |           it is written, "But the man that is proud and boastful
111     67, II   |       human indulgence accept any man's person, or yield anything
112     67, II   |          not a sinner; but if any man be a worshipper of God,
113     67, VIII |        For God is true, but every man a liar." But if every man
114     67, VIII |         man a liar." But if every man is a liar, and God only
115     68, III  |          in Deuteronomy, "And the man that will do presumptuously,
116     68, III  |          in those days, even that man shall die; and all the people,
117     68, V    |          of some persons; and the man who is honoured by God's
118     68, VII  |           unjust; but a righteous man regards not lying lips."
119     68, VIII |        for God is true, but every man a liar." And the Lord also
120     69, I    |           baptism the sins of the man who is baptized; because
121     69, II   |          not a sinner; but if any man be a worshipper of God,
122     69, II   |          baptism, viz., that he a man coming to God, while he
123     70, I    |      purifying, and sanctifying a man. But we say that those who
124     70, IV   |        indeed, Agrippinus also, a man of worthy memory, with his
125     71, I    |          it is written, "Except a man be born again of water,
126     71, II   |          Leviticus, and says, "No man that hath a stain or a blemish
127     72, III  |         that, under Agrippinus--a man of worthy memory--very many
128     72, XVII |           Son, who also said, "No man cometh to the Father but
129     72, XVIII|          testifies, and says, "No man can come unto me except
130     72, XIX  |          name of father, which in man is commanded to be honoured,
131     72, XIX  |         that He who threatens the man who blasphemes against the
132     72, XXI  |          it is written, "Except a man be born of water and of
133     72, XXVI |         the apostle says, "If any man, however, is thought to
134     73, III  |        instructs, saying, "If any man teach otherwise, and consent
135     73, V    |   spiritually reformed into a new man, has become fitted for receiving
136     73, V    |           sins, and to sanctify a man, unless he have also the
137     73, VI   |           is that wherein the old man dies and the new man is
138     73, VI   |          old man dies and the new man is born, saying, "He saved
139     73, VII  |          it happened in the first man Adam. For first God formed
140     73, IX   |    Thinkest thou, when the Son of man cometh, shall He find faith
141     74, X    |           one of the exorcists, a man approved and always of good
142     74, XVII |     baptism, the filth of the old man is washed away by them,
143     74, XVIII|      availed for the cleansing of man; in the name of the same
144     74, XXIV |        Scripture say, "A wrathful man stirreth up strifes, and
145     74, XXIV |         up strifes, and a furious man heapeth up sins." For what
146     74, XXV  | contumacious discord! With such a man can there be one Spirit
147     75, I    |         be unto thee as a heathen man and a publican." Now if
148     75, III  |           baptizing and cleansing man, he who says that any one
149     75, IV   |    condemned of himself. For that man will be guilty of his own
150     75, VI   |        schism, that even when the man of God was sent to Jeroboam,
151     75, XII  |          otherwise is the mind of man purified by the merit of
152     75, XII  |         Also in Numbers: "And the man that shall be unclean until
153     75, XIII |         that paralytic and infirm man, who lay on his bed during
154     75, XV   |           is beaten down, and the man, dedicated to God, is set
155     75, XV   |           longer in the body of a man in whom, baptized and sanctified,
156     76, II   |          the bread is scarce; but man liveth not by bread alone,
157     76, II   |         Christ is the head of the man, anything whatever must
158     80, IV   |       presbyter, the glorious old man who, to the glory of our