Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, IV   |       which He did, as of the commands which He left to us either
 2     14, I    | diligence; for, as the Lord's commands teach, immediately the first
 3     14, II   |      confessors to the Lord's commands. To the presbyters and deacons
 4     15, IV   |      thus observed the Lord's commands, who have maintained the
 5     15, IV   |   stood bravely by the Lord's commands, and by His apostles, and
 6     22, III  |       precept and of the law, commands peace to be granted and
 7     24, II   |       the divine and heavenly commands. This is to be a confessor
 8     54, VII  |       Gospel, and retains the commands of the apostle who forewarns
 9     64, I    |       men of this kind divine commands. Inasmuch as the Lord God
10     67, I    |    Also in Leviticus the Lord commands and says, "Whosoever hath
11     67, IV   |     added to his people." God commands a priest to be appointed
12     72, XVIII|      sin, when Christ Himself commands the heathen to be baptized
13     73, II   |      or does it come from the commands and the epistles of the
14     73, II   |   Lord, sending His apostles, commands that the nations should
15     74, XXV  |      fulfilled these salutary commands and warnings of the apostle,
16     75, VI   | Sending first to the Jews, He commands the Gentiles as yet to be
17     75, IX   |  wicked; as the Lord by Moses commands, and says, "Separate yourselves
18     76, I    |     keeping firmly the Lord's commands; in simplicity, innocence;
19     80, II   |  divine precepts and heavenly commands, with which the Holy Spirit
20     82, II   |     from me out of the Lord's commands, and according to what you