Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, III |      conduct of all. For as the Jews were alienated from God,
 2     54, II  | outcasts. For both Gentiles and Jews threaten, and heretics and
 3     54, II  |       of the Gentiles or of the Jews, when we see that the Lord
 4     54, IV  |     when he was despised by the Jews, God says; "They have not
 5     62, VIII|       foretold before, that the Jews, if they should thirst and
 6     62, XII |     Lord. For because among the Jews there was a want of spiritual
 7     62, XII |   attain to the place which the Jews had lost, of water made
 8     62, XII |   Christ and the Church, as the Jews failed, the people of the
 9     67, II  |      what the Lord spoke to the Jews by Isaiah the prophet, rebuking,
10     67, VIII|       law; that Elias, when the Jews gave way and departed from
11     72, XVII|        it might be shown to the Jews, who boasted as to their
12     72, XVII|       sins? For the case of the Jews under the apostles was one,
13     74, XIII|         from the baptism of the Jews, which they use in such
14     74, XVII|   apostle acknowledges that the Jews, although blinded by ignorance,
15     74, XIX |        in any respect avail the Jews, upon the advent of Christ,
16     75, VI  |      not." Sending first to the Jews, He commands the Gentiles