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 1 1pref|   preliminary groundwork of it, discipline persuaded to it, censorial
 2 1pref|     layer of regeneration;" its discipline, through the instrumentality
 3 1pref|        the teeth of the primary discipline of the Christian Name; a
 4 1pref|        of the Christian Name; a discipline to which heathendom itself
 5 1pref|       it strives to punish that discipline in the persons of Our females
 6 1pref|       the irregularity of their discipline. The self-same liminal limit
 7 2    |        rather than invigorating discipline, with how cogent and contrary (
 8 3    |       repentance vain, nor such discipline harsh. Both honour God.
 9 5    |     thou, gentlest and humanest Discipline? Either to all these will
10 6    |       set in opposition to this discipline which we are maintaining.
11 6    |        the more fully developed discipline of the present day, except
12 6    |          except that the eider (discipline) may be made the agent for
13 6    |         I prefer to derive (my) discipline from Christ. Grant that
14 7    |       they had, as pilotages of discipline and instruments of fear, "
15 9    |     from whose board the Jewish discipline excludes (its disciples).
16 9    | comprised in the maintenance of discipline, we see is being subverted
17 10   |        the instrumentality of a discipline of this nature remote from
18 11   |      Jewish ones. For Christian discipline dates from the renewing
19 11   |       heaven, the Determiner of discipline itself.~
20 12   |       necks) these compendia of discipline? Why do they indulgently
21 13   |     that they might receive the discipline of not blaspheming," he
22 14   |         Churches, the censor of discipline, (in the guilt of) levity
23 16   |         an immoveable column of discipline and its rules: "Meats for
24 17   |       plenitude of the rules of discipline,--(us), for whose sake soever,
25 19   |        in rules of faith and of discipline. For, "Whether (it be) I,"
26 20   |   APOSTLES, AND OF THE LAW.~The discipline, therefore, of the apostles
27 20   |       most proximate right, the discipline of his masters. For there
28 20   |       short, to this species of discipline that the caution was taken
29 21   |       OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DISCIPLINE AND POWER, AND OF THE POWER
30 21   |       apostles and their power. Discipline governs a man, power sets
31 21   |          not in the exercise of discipline, but of power. For they
32 21   |       have had the functions of discipline alone allotted you, and (