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 1 1pref|           have been called by the Lord a "den of robbers," than
 2 2    |          judged.' For 'to his own lord a man standeth or falleth;
 3 2    |           into hell. Besides, the Lord Himself demonstrates the
 4 3    |    however, who remember that the Lord alone concedes (the pardon
 5 3    |        being referred back to the Lord, and thenceforward lying
 6 3    |           the seed of it with the Lord; nor does it lose, but prepares,
 7 6    |           John," according to the Lord. For even if we are just
 8 6    |            again: "The law of the Lord (is) unblameable converting
 9 6    |        souls; the statutes of the Lord (are) direct, delighting
10 6    |        hearts; the precept of the Lord far-shining, enlightening
11 6    |          have perished before its Lord went to seek and bring it
12 6    |           blood," to wit, "of the Lord and Lamb"--you take hold
13 7    |         lost ewe re-sought by the Lord, and carried back on His
14 7    |   muttering in indignation at the Lord's admitting to His society
15 7    |       When, in reply to this, the Lord had figured the restoration
16 7    |        hypothesis) is it that the Lord, like a quibbler in answering,
17 7    |        means a Christian, and the Lord's 'flock' is the people
18 7    |           that case, you make the Lord to have given no answer
19 7    |          Is not the same GOD both Lord and Shepherd of the universal
20 8    |           have not understood the Lord, and who have quite forsaken
21 8    |           have quite forsaken the LORD, and have provoked unto
22 9    |           intercourse between the Lord and heathens. Or else, if
23 9    |      execrable in the eyes of the Lord, unless as being a "strange",
24 9    |        between them. Besides, the Lord would not have been censured
25 9    |          an eye to the object the Lord had in view. The Lord had
26 9    |         the Lord had in view. The Lord had come, of course, to
27 9    |          but he who knows not the Lord? Who is "safe and sound,"
28 9    |      sound," but he who knows the Lord? These two classes--"brothers"
29 9    |         moral habits far from the Lord, amid the errors and allurements
30 9    |         upon the "fatness" of the Lord's body,--the Eucharist,
31 9    |           on the shoulders of the Lord Himself the ewe, fugitive
32 9    |          to keep the sense of the Lord as His precept. Transgression
33 10   |          a typical example of the Lord's passion, which was to
34 10   |          John, when "strewing the Lord's ways," was the herald
35 10   |          the sons of Abraham. The Lord Himself presumed repentance
36 10   |        when outworn. No doubt the Lord is "kind" to "the unthankful,"
37 11   |     CONSIDER DEFINITE ACTS OF THE LORD.~From the side of its pertinence
38 11   |     disposed of. If, however, the Lord, by His deeds withal, issued
39 11   |     affirm: This is lawful to the Lord alone: may the power of
40 11   | redemption of flesh--that is, the Lord's passion. None was perfect
41 13   |          when Paul is praying the Lord for its removal, what does
42 13   |       determinate decision of the Lord, have given to Satan, under
43 13   |           saved in the day of the Lord." And (here, again, is a
44 13   |      impurities in the day of the Lord, by the ejection of the
45 14   |         not seen Christ Jesus our Lord?" With what kind of superciliousness,
46 14   |           and the brethren of the Lord, and Cephas?" and, "If others
47 14   |            has) the Church of the Lord." With such a final clause (
48 14   |             If any loveth not the Lord Jesus, be he anathema maranatha,"
49 14   |           with more speed, if the Lord shall have permitted, and
50 14   |          mourn? Of course, to the Lord, in order that in some way
51 14   |      calling to his aid even "the Lord's power," for fear the sentence
52 14   |        and with "the power of the Lord," if he rescinded what by
53 16   |          God, and that in you the Lord dwells?"--who likewise,
54 16   |    sanctified, in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, and in the
55 16   |         of God made He him." "The Lord for the body:" yes; for "
56 16   |            God both raised up the Lord, and will raise up us through
57 16   |    whoever is agglutinated to the Lord is one spirit? Flee fornication."
58 16   |           which is yours, not the Lord's, he takes you away from
59 16   |         the blood, to wit, of the Lord: "glorify and extol the
60 16   |             glorify and extol the Lord in your body." See whether
61 16   |         one who has disgraced the Lord, and who has cast Him down
62 16   |  prohibiting divorce, he uses the Lord's precept against adultery
63 16   |          unmarried care about the Lord, how they may please God;
64 17   |          be no dereliction of the Lord after believing? "What,
65 18   |      Thine altar will I surround, Lord"--as being" a host in himself"--
66 18   |           to the sinner saith the Lord, Why expoundest thou my
67 18   |          the repentance which the Lord prefers is that which before
68 19   |         blood of Jesus Christ our Lord purifieth us utterly from
69 19   |         this is the virtue of the Lord's blood, that such as it
70 19   |       shall make request, and the Lord shall give life to him who
71 21   |          Church." If, because the Lord has said to Peter, "Upon
72 21   |         manifest intention of the Lord, conferring (as that intention
73 21   |           why are ye tempting the Lord, concerning the imposition
74 21   |          of believers; and if the Lord had given him a precept
75 21   |        have committed against the Lord, not against a brother.
76 21   |    combines that Church which the Lord has made to consist in "
77 21   |      right and arbitrament is the Lord's, not the servant's; God'
78 22   |          For thus it was that the Lord Jesus Christ showed His
79 22   |           Rise, and walk." If the Lord set so much store by the
80 22   |           out of the wound in the Lord's side water and blood,
81 22   |           but blushes not, to the Lord for pardon--will anew be