Chapter

 1 1pref|   there has even been an edict set forth, and a peremptory
 2 2    |      rebut,--(arguments) which set before us warningly the "
 3 5    | kindred wickednesses, so as to set apart her alone for the
 4 6    |       bosom, they shall not be set in opposition to this discipline
 5 7    |      Law and the Prophets?" He set them therefore in the parable--
 6 8    |     parable presents. For they set down, as represented in
 7 9    |     the prince of this age. He set him over "swine," to feed
 8 14   |        the "incestuous" man is set before us, on the same platform
 9 14   | nations, for fear it should be set down to the account of custom; (
10 17   |         Among the first he has set "fornication, impurity,
11 19   |     sin, and thenceforward has set "in the light," it renders
12 20   |      the Apocalypse wtthal has set "death" upon a "green horse,"
13 20   |      not yet redeemed, not yet set free: "provision," says (
14 22   |    even in His very passion He set the robber free. For to
15 22   |         and walk." If the Lord set so much store by the proof