Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI  |        to this is subjoined the promise: "A prophet shall the LORD
 2        1, LVII   | mentioned were strangers to the promise, being neither "sons of
 3        1, LXII   |     sects, and consequently the promise respecting the divinity
 4        1, LXII   |      who would not say that the promise, "Follow Me, and I will
 5        1, LXVIII |       believe, according to the promise, that He was God, who appeared
 6        2, II     |        And so, according to the promise of Jesus, the Spirit of
 7        2, IX     |       of the same nature is His promise to His disciples: "Lo, I
 8        2, X      |                     X.~But what promise did Jesus make which He
 9        2, XLVIII |          that, agreeably to the promise of Jesus, His disciples
10        3, II     |     there existed among them no promise of the knowledge of future
11        3, LVII   |        show any such.; while we promise, openly and not in secret,
12        3, LIX    |  proclamation made by those who promise purification from sins.
13        3, LXXV   |         destroy those whom they promise to cure."~
14        3, LXXVIII|     blessing, and one above all promise; for this principle cannot
15        3, LXXXI  |       superior to that which we promise, and consequently that that
16        4, XLIV   |        of the free woman was by promise. Which things are an allegory:
17        4, LXXIII |         offensive nature of the promise to give an account of the "
18        5, XII    |       disciples, fulfilling the promise, "Lo, I am with you always,
19        5, XXII   |      the grandeur of the divine promise, proving also the possibility
20        6, XLIII  |         deceived the woman by a promise of divinity and of greater
21        7, XVIII  |  thyself shalt not borrow," the promise is made to the just man,
22        7, XIX    |       over thee," were simply a promise to them of dominion, and
23        7, XIX    |         His blessing. As to the promise made to the Jews that they
24        7, XXI    |       is not according to God's promise that he who is rich in all
25        7, XXIII  |      here inconsistent with the promise, "Thou shalt rule over many
26        7, XXVIII |     with milk and honey;" which promise is not to be understood
27        8, LIX    |        in some unknown way, and promise us in return great benefits.
28        8, LXXII  |     also carefully consider the promise, that all shall call upon
29        8, LXXVI  |        he has not fulfilled his promise of writing a second book,