Book, Chapter

 1        1, XL     |        arrangement, he would have taken up the Gospel, and, with
 2        1, L      |  occurrences are admitted to have taken place among the Jews. we
 3        1, LIV    |      humiliation His judgment was taken away. And who shall describe
 4        1, LIV    |   generation? because His life is taken away from the earth; because
 5        1, LVII   |   doctrine was overturned, having taken hold of very few persons
 6        1, LXVI   |       necessary that He should be taken away by His parents, acting
 7        2, II     |      certain declaration of Jesus taken from the Gospel according
 8        2, V      |           kingdom of God would be taken from them, and given to
 9        2, VI     |           in the legal enactments taken according to the word and
10        2, X      |         And when he adds, "he was taken prisoner," I would say that,
11        2, X      |          would say that, if to be taken prisoner implies an act
12        2, X      |          will, then Jesus was not taken prisoner; for at the fitting
13        2, XI     |        showing that Jesus was not taken prisoner when attempting
14        2, XII    |        views, after Aristotle had taken his departure; and, on that
15        2, XVIII  |        wickedness was by no means taken away by the foreknowledge.
16        2, XVIII  |       this weakness was not to be taken away thus at once, by the
17        2, XX     |          itself, which would have taken place though not predicted,
18        2, XL     |          personality which He had taken upon Him, and in not dying,
19        2, L      |     letteth will let, until he be taken out of the way: and then
20        2, LXXIV  |          All these statements are taken from your own books, in
21        2, LXXVIII|          the kingdom of God being taken from the one and given to
22        3, III    |        But if this result has not taken place, and if, on the contrary,
23        3, XXVI   |        account he appears to have taken from Pindar and Herodotus.
24        3, XXVII  |        alleged occurrences having taken place? Or do Herodotus and
25        3, XXVIII |           of no small moment have taken place. Now what sort of
26        3, XXXIV  |        him who," as he says, "was taken prisoner and put to death,
27        3, XXXV   |           wicked demons, who have taken possession of places on
28        3, XXXVII |        deceive those who have not taken refuge with the God who
29        3, XXXIX  |           us, that "faith, having taken possession of our minds,
30        4, I      |          the advent of Christ has taken place, but who expect it
31        4, II     |      advent of Christ has already taken place, and he seems to know
32        4, V      |       mean such expressions to be taken logically; but we say that
33        4, XIII   |          the word "fire" is to be taken, so that "wood" of such
34        4, XIII   |        the sense in which we have taken the word; and thus He enters
35        4, XIX    |           such events should have taken place? For certain words,
36        4, XX     |           life of men has already taken place, let us, as far as
37        4, XXI    |           Celsus supposes, may be taken as true to the letter, the
38        4, XXI    |        such a view appear to have taken place for the purpose of
39        4, XXXIV  |       Hebrew language were either taken from their writings, or
40        4, XXXVI  |        life, and that a woman was taken from his side, and that
41        4, XXXVIII|         And the rib, which He had taken from the man, made He a
42        4, XXXVIII|       regarding the woman who was taken from the side of the man (
43        4, XXXIX  |           that is related to have taken place in it, as in our exposition
44        4, XLI    |            if its measurements be taken to mean what they are capable
45        4, XLII   |           kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a
46        4, XLV    |           however, that some have taken offence at the desire of
47        4, XLVII  |   consequence of which Joseph was taken out of prison in order to
48        4, XLVIII |          shameful narratives when taken in their literal acceptation,
49        4, L      | figurative meaning, which veil is taken away by the gift of God,
50        4, LXVIII |           of the world, which has taken place countless times in
51        4, LXXVII |         one rational nature being taken to represent all, On the
52        4, LXXXII |           compare the proceedings taken by the bees against the
53        4, LXXXVII|      which express one sense when taken literally, but which convey
54        5, VII    |          they say that the Cosmos taken as the whole is God, the
55        5, X      |         heaven. But the LORD hath taken us, and brought as forth
56        5, XXX    |           from the east which had taken place among them, and in
57        5, LVI    |     demonstrated to have actually taken place, and to be indicative
58        5, LX     |          Spirit"), the veil being taken away, "he beholds, as in
59        6, XXXII  |        and Eloaeus. Now the names taken from the Scriptures are
60        6, XXXV   |       circumcision," was probably taken from the fact that the church
61        6, XXXVIII|          his treatise, statements taken from the writings of those
62        6, XLII   |           discord (with God), was taken by Him, and bound together
63        6, XLVI   |     letteth will let, until he be taken out of the way. And then
64        6, LXII   |        God;" the word "saw" being taken, agreeably to the custom
65        6, LXIV   |           sleep" of God, which is taken in a figurative sense, or
66        6, LXV    |          by name," requires to be taken with a distinction. If he
67        7, VIII   |           his statement is false, taken in either way. For never
68        7, XX     |     judgments not good;" whereas, taken in a spiritual sense, the
69        7, XX     |       wishes to disparage the law taken literally, says, "If the
70        7, XXI    |           Now if riches are to be taken in the sense we have just
71        7, XXIV   |        deeper meaning, may yet be taken in their more simple and
72        7, XXVI   |         the legislation of Moses, taken literally, to harmonize
73        7, XXVIII |          ground from which he was taken. For the full exposition
74        7, XXX    |           in that better land, is taken from the words of Isaiah
75        7, XXX    |          sacred land has not been taken from Plato or any of the
76        7, XXXII  |         or death. Thus far I have taken the liberty of referring
77        7, XXXIV  |          that the word "hands" is taken figuratively, as when John
78        7, XLIII  |           sent Me," are not to be taken in their grosser sense,
79        7, LIII   |          perhaps some others have taken him up before you. You may
80        7, LIX    |           this by an illustration taken from different kinds of
81        8, XV     |       what set of opinions he has taken this passage, if indeed
82        8, XVI    |         Celsus seems to have been taken from some other form of
83        8, XL     |        this language is not to be taken literally; for he reproves
84        8, XLI    |           and hide himself, or be taken and perish." Now to these
85        8, XLIII  |           and hide himself, or be taken and perish." It is not,
86        8, XLIV   |           and hide himself, or be taken and perish." If a Christian
87        8, LX     |            Care, however, must be taken lest any one, by familiarizing
88        8, LX     |           of the earth-demons are taken up with carnal indulgence,
89        8, LXV    |           for the present we have taken them in their more obvious
90        8, LXXI   |      embracing your opinions, are taken by the enemy, you will still
91        8, LXXI   |         and after these have been taken you will persuade their
92        8, LXXI   |         your persuasion have been taken some prudent ruler shall
93        8, LXXI   |     embrace our opinions, and are taken by the enemy, we shall be
94        8, LXXI   |    successors; and when these are taken, those who come after them,
95        8, LXXI   |          our persuasion have been taken because they did not drive
96        8, LXXII  |    contemptuous reproach shall be taken away, and there shall be