Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVII|        language becomes a buffoon, land not one who is writing in
 2        2, LIV   |            LORD died there, in the land of Moab, according to the
 3        2, LXXIV |         brought thee up out of the land of Egypt." And observe whether
 4        2, LXXVI |         are burned with fire: your land, strangers devour it in
 5        3, VI    |        Palestine, and occupied the land now called Judea. For Hebrew
 6        3, XLV   |          which I heard in mine own land regarding thee and thy wisdom;
 7        4, XLIV  |            by righteous men in the land of the Philistines, as related
 8        4, XLVII |            of the Hebrews from the land of Egypt. We have enumerated
 9        5, XXV   |           enacted the laws of each land in co-operation with its
10        5, XXIX  |          they found a plain in the land of Shinar, and they dwelt
11        5, XXX   |          they found a place in the land of Shinar (which, when interpreted,
12        5, XXX   |          cold; others, again, to a land exceedingly difficult of
13        5, XXX   |          fifth were brought into a land filled with wild beasts,
14        5, L     |       spread from one comer of the land of Judea throughout the
15        6, V     |           To those that sat in the land and shadow of death, upon
16        6, LVII  |          shall eat the good of the land; but if ye refuse and rebel,
17        6, LX    |     animals upon the fifth, and of land animals and man upon the
18        7, VIII  |        spoken or not spoken in the land of Judea, according to the
19        7, XIX   |          destroy the wicked of the land; that I may cut off all
20        7, XXII  |          destroy the wicked of the land, that I may cut off all
21        7, XXII  |          city of Jehovah," by "the land" he means the flesh whose
22        7, XXII  |          called "the wicked of the land," and drives out of that
23        7, XXVI  |            ancient Jews, who had a land and a form of government
24        7, XXVIII|          answer to be, "to another land better than this." On this
25        7, XXVIII|         distinctly gives the name 'land' to the place where it is
26        7, XXVIII|          clouds, and air. But that land which is pure lies in the
27        7, XXVIII|     supposes that what we say of a land which is much better and
28        7, XXVIII|     Phaedon discourses on the pure land lying in a pure heaven.
29        7, XXVIII|      according to His law the holy land, which is "a good land and
30        7, XXVIII|        holy land, which is "a good land and a large, a land flowing
31        7, XXVIII|           good land and a large, a land flowing with milk and honey;"
32        7, XXVIII|           what is said of the good land promised by God to the righteous,
33        7, XXVIII|           righteous, refers to the land of Judea.~
34        7, XXIX  |        curse, and among others the land of Judea; so that the words, "
35        7, XXIX  |            that the words, "a good land and a large, a land flowing
36        7, XXIX  |           good land and a large, a land flowing with milk and honey,
37        7, XXIX  |            and figure of that pure land, goodly and large, in the
38        7, XXIX  | explanation of "the good and large land" of Moses is not contrary
39        7, XXIX  |           which speaks thus of the land of the righteous, "Those
40        7, XXIX  |        righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein for ever."
41        7, XXIX  |            Psalm refer to the pure land in the pure heaven: "Wait
42        7, XXIX  |          exalt thee to inherit the land."~
43        7, XXX   |          the stones in that better land, is taken from the words
44        7, XXX   |           we affirm of that sacred land has not been taken from
45        7, XXX   |            allusions to the better land, to imitate those portions
46        7, XXX   |      between the earth and the dry land, meaning by the latter the
47        7, XXX   |          meaning by the latter the land in which we live. He says: "
48        7, XXX   |         and the earth, and the dry land, and the sea."~
49        7, XXXI  |  description of that holy and good land, and of the city of God
50        8, XXXIX |            but banished from every land and sea, and you yourself,
51        8, XLII  |           instigation and on their land; and the land was no longer
52        8, XLII  |         and on their land; and the land was no longer able to bear
53        8, LXX   |          it is neither fit for the land nor for the dunghill; but