Chapter

 1 2 |          from the nature of the case, just as He knows how to "
 2 2 |    withal judges, and that in a case of fornication, that "such
 3 2 | possibly obtain pardon,--in the case, namely, of a remissible
 4 2 |        means obtain it,--in the case, namely, of an irremissible
 5 6 |     your prostitution?" In that case, you will grant pardon to
 6 7 |        an answer in the present case) was, I take it, the fact
 7 7 |      Church's 'flock.'" In that case, you make the Lord to have
 8 8 |      frequent occurrence in the case of embroidering garments
 9 8 |   inversion: only that (in that case) the concluding paragraph
10 9 |         we must proceed, in the case of the prodigal son, to
11 10|         clemency) which, in the case of His own sons, He has
12 13|   spirit will be saved. In that case, a spirit polluted with
13 13|       saved in penalty. In that case, the interpretation which
14 14|      Surely the analogy, of the case is sufficiently maintained,
15 14|  finally despatched, but in the case of a thing still safe. But
16 18|       had been his duty, in the case of those things which he
17 19|      sin at all: and in the one case flattering us somewhat with
18 20|        caution was taken in the case of the leper: "But if the
19 20|        cleansing. Again, in the case of a house: if any spots
20 20|    stains of the flesh, and "is case away outside the city into
21 21|          sins) committed in the case of a man is a prejudgment
22 22| apostasy was expiable! In their case alone is the "flesh weak."