Book, Chapter

 1        2, IV     |          My messenger before Thy face, who shall prepare Thy way
 2        2, XVII   |          Jerusalem, proceeded to face the danger, reproaching
 3        4, XXXVII |            And breathed into his face the breath of life, and
 4        4, XXXVII |        the "inbreathing into his face of the breath of life,"
 5        4, XXXVII | statement, "He breathed into his face the breath of life,"--terms
 6        4, LXXV   |         man, and oil to make his face to shine, and bread which
 7        4, XCV    |          destroy from before thy face, shall listen to omens and
 8        5, XXIX   |      abroad from thence upon the face of all the earth: and they
 9        5, XXIX   |     scatter them abroad upon the face of all the earth." In the
10        5, LX     |        in a mirror with unveiled face, the glory of the Lord"
11        5, LX     |          divine glory; the term "face" being used figuratively
12        5, LX     |          figure, in which is the face of the "inner man," filled
13        6, V      |    glorious Gospel of God in the face of Christ Jesus." And therefore
14        6, VII    |    whether it is not on the very face of it an incredible assertion,
15        6, XVIII  |         in Isaiah, who cover the face and feet of God, and of
16        6, XX     |      Jesus in these words, "then face to face;" and in these, "
17        6, XX     |       these words, "then face to face;" and in these, "When that
18        6, XXX    |          described as having the face of a dog;" and him the diagram
19        6, XLI    |        said always to behold the face of their Father who is in
20        6, XLI    |      whatever be the meaning of "face" or of "behold."~
21        6, LVIII  |       whom I have made, from the face of the earth, both man and
22        7, XX     |        not stedfastly behold the face of Moses for the glory of
23        7, XXV    |        regarding the blow on the face. So, then, we infer that
24        7, XXVIII |          and in the sweat of his face every man eats bread until
25        7, XXXVIII|        glass obscurely, but then face to face." And if we use
26        7, XXXVIII|      obscurely, but then face to face." And if we use the expression "
27        7, XXXVIII|        if we use the expression "face to face," let no one pervert
28        7, XXXVIII|          the expression "face to face," let no one pervert its
29        7, XXXVIII|    passage, "Beholding with open face the glory of the Lord, we
30        7, XXXVIII|   connection to mean the visible face, but take it figuratively,
31        7, L      |       glass, obscurely, but then face to face;" and, "Whilst we
32        7, L      |      obscurely, but then face to face;" and, "Whilst we are in
33        8, XXXIV  |      angels do always behold the face of My Father which is in
34        8, XXXVI  |          who "always beholds the face of his Father in heaven,"
35        8, LV     |          become extinct from the face of the earth. Or, on the
36        8, LXVII  |          olive-tree, to make his face to shine, we have from the