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  1 1pref|           that it had not been in God's household that its activities
  2 1pref|        even the earthly temple of God can sooner have been called
  3 2    |                               II. GOD JUST AS WELL AS MERCIFUL;
  4 2    | INDISCRIMINATE.~"But," say they, "God is 'good,' and 'most good,'
  5 2    |         becoming for 'the sons of God' too to be 'pitiful-hearted'
  6 2    |     theirs wherewith they flatter God and pander to themselves,
  7 2    |       warningly the "severity" of God, and provoke our own constancy?
  8 2    |        constancy? Because, albeit God is by nature good, still
  9 2    |          their self-affliction to God. For God is "jealous," and
 10 2    |       self-affliction to God. For God is "jealous," and is One
 11 2    |   remission may be granted you by God." The sins which are (thus)
 12 2    |          his brother, not against God. We profess, in short, in
 13 3    |         gains it by entreaty from God alone, that it believes
 14 3    |     discipline harsh. Both honour God. The former, by laying no
 15 5    |          be accounted, the Law of God first comes to hand to show
 16 5    |      second (only to that) toward God, (that Law) laid, as the
 17 6    |      bathed. But when the Word of God descended into flesh,--(
 18 6    |         of Christ," of "temple of God," at the time When it used
 19 7    |          all mankind one flock of God? Is not the same GOD both
 20 7    |           of God? Is not the same GOD both Lord and Shepherd of
 21 7    |          Who more "perishes" from God than the heathen, so long
 22 7    |        Who is more "re-sought" by God than the heathen, when he
 23 7    |         lost," and "re-sought" by God, and "carried back" by Christ.
 24 7    |       lamp," as it were by aid of God's word. Nay, but this whole
 25 7    |       darkness, whom the grace of God enlightens, than the Christian,
 26 7    |      Christian, who is already in God's light. Finally, it is
 27 7    |          even within the house of God, the Church) there may be
 28 8    |   Christian the reconciliation of God the Father,--a point which
 29 8    |    younger son, having squandered God's substance, is a beggar
 30 9    |  salvation of one sinner gives to God, should name some special
 31 9    |          substance" received from God his Father,--(the substance),
 32 9    |       whether the heathen have in God the Father the "substance"
 33 9    |      notes that "in the wisdom of God, the world through wisdom
 34 9    |           through wisdom knew not God,"--(wisdom) which, of course,
 35 9    |          received originally from God. This ("substance"), accordingly,
 36 9    |          He remembers his Father, God; he returns to Him when
 37 9    |         innocent, and obedient to God, but because they envied
 38 10   |           renders culpable before God. Hence the remedies are
 39 10   |       will recover if he makes to God the offering of his repentance--
 40 10   |    offering of his repentance--to God who, of course, offers that
 41 10   |           foreseeing the mercy of God poured forth even upon strangers,
 42 10   |       possessed of a knowledge of God, still sinning in ignorance,
 43 10   |       Psychics mean is this--that God, the Judge of righteousness,
 44 10   |        down from your equipoise, "God is good." To His own (children),
 45 10   |          benignant interpreter of God. But I would yield my ground
 46 10   |        shown to the fathers--"for God is able from these stones
 47 13   |           to make satisfaction to God; so that they argue that
 48 14   |         pungency of humility? "To God I give thanks that I have
 49 14   |       crucified." And, "(I think) God hath selected us the apostles (
 50 14   |         power. For the kingdom of God is not in speech, but in
 51 14   |        not have been requested of God which came within the official
 52 15   |   agreement between the temple of God and idols?" Will he not
 53 15   |         vitiator of the temple of God is converted into a temple
 54 15   |        converted into a temple of God: for here, too, he sap, '
 55 15   |        are a temple of the living God. For He saith, That I will
 56 15   |           you), and will be their God, and they shall be to Me
 57 15   |            perfecting chastity in God's fear.'" I pray you, had
 58 15   |           when I shall have come, God humble me, and I bewail
 59 16   |         to dedicate the temple of God: "Know ye not that ye are
 60 16   |         that ye are the temple of God, and that in you the Lord
 61 16   |         have marred the temple of God, him shall God mar; for
 62 16   |          temple of God, him shall God mar; for the temple of God
 63 16   |        God mar; for the temple of God is holy, which (temple)
 64 16   |          who has been "marred" by God (that is, delivered to Satan
 65 16   |      presume that one "marred" by God can possibly be redintegrated
 66 16   |         not attain the kingdom of God," he premised, "Do not err"--
 67 16   |          and in the Spirit of our God;" in as far as he puts on
 68 16   |          and the belly for meats: God maketh a full end both of
 69 16   |          for fornication, but for God:" for "Let Us make man,"
 70 16   |            Let Us make man," said God, "(conformable) to Our image
 71 16   |         image and likeness." "And God made man; (conformable)
 72 16   |         the image and likeness of God made He him." "The Lord
 73 16   |           made flesh." "Moreover, God both raised up the Lord,
 74 16   |           because Christ, too, is God's temple. "Overturn this
 75 16   |         Lord, how they may please God; the married, however, muse
 76 16   |          I too have the Spirit of God." Who is this your most
 77 17   |         and, "This is the will of God, your sanctification, that
 78 17   |     nations which are ignorant of God." What do the Galatians
 79 17   |        inheritance the kingdom of God." The Romans, moreover,--
 80 17   |         but in that He liveth, to God He liveth. Thus, too, repute
 81 17   |      indeed to sin, but living to God through Christ Jesus." Therefore,
 82 17   |          as we were) in the law, "God hath sent, through flesh,
 83 17   |        enmity," and enmity toward God; and that "they who are
 84 17   |         the flesh, "cannot please God:" and, "If ye live according
 85 17   |          impure (person) hath not God's kingdom. Let none seduce
 86 17   |       account cometh the wrath of God upon the sons of unbelief."
 87 18   |  accordance with that clemency of God which prefers a sinner's
 88 18   |         have marred the temple of God, shall God mar, unless he
 89 18   |          the temple of God, shall God mar, unless he shall have
 90 18   |             Thus that clemency of God, preferring the repentance
 91 18   |          at such) as already know God, and have learnt the sacrament
 92 18   |            But if the clemency of God is applicable to such as
 93 18   |           irremissible ones, from God only.~
 94 19   |           reserve, for pardon, to God. In short, this Apocalypse,
 95 19   |           and I will be to them a God, and they to me for sons;"
 96 19   |       started? He had predicated "God" to be "Light," and that "
 97 19   |          an Advocate we have with God the Father, Jesus Christ
 98 19   |         was manifested the Son of God, to undo the works of the
 99 19   |           he who is being born of God doeth not sin, because the
100 19   |          sin, because the seed of God abideth in him; and he cannot
101 19   |      because he hath been born of God. Herein are manifest the
102 19   |          are manifest the sons of God and the sons of the devil."
103 19   |          that they were born from God; the latter by sinning,
104 19   |         they never were born from God? But if he says, "He who
105 19   |           not righteous is not of God," how shall he who is not
106 19   |           again become (a son) of God, who has already ceased
107 19   |        have sinned are no sons of God." But away with (the thought):
108 19   |        violation of the temple of God." For these Christ will
109 19   |          one who has been born of God, who will cease to be the
110 19   |       will cease to be the son of God if he do incur them. Thus
111 19   |           denies that the sons of God sin. For (in making these
112 19   |   Jeremiah had been prohibited by God to deprecate (Him) on behalf
113 19   |         one who hath been born of God sinneth not"--to wit, the
114 20   |          as regards the temple of God to the universal eradication
115 20   |        sufficiently accredited by God, as being one whom Paul
116 20   |           have tasted the word of God and found it sweet, when
117 20   |         for themselves the Son of God, and dishonouring Him." "
118 20   |          tilled withal, attaineth God's blessing; but if it bring
119 20   |       clean; and when the Word of God has entered it, and has
120 20   |       firm,--such as are made (by God) into (sons) of Abraham,--
121 20   |       thus the man may be fit for God. But if, after the recovery
122 21   |         Spirit, but the Spirit is God. What, moreover, used (the
123 21   |            who remitteth sins but God alone?" and, of course, (
124 21   |      pardon of which (comes) from God, not from man, it would
125 21   |       both raised the dead, which God alone (can do), and restored
126 21   |       Nazarene, a man destined by God for you," and so forth. (
127 21   |         remission of sins against God. What, now, (has this to
128 21   |        Lord's, not the servant's; God's Himself, not the priest'
129 22   |      which are to be reserved for God, by whom those (offfences)
130 22   |           his own, but the Son of God alone? For even in His very
131 22   |      Besides, it were unworthy of God and of His mercy, who prefers