Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXVIII|            You see that by these expressions he allows, as it were, the
 2        1, LXXI  |        of hatred. And if certain expressions in the prophets convey such
 3        2, IX    |          from heaven;" and other expressions similar to these. We therefore
 4        2, LXXVI |         beforehand.' For by such expressions he manifestly acknowledges
 5        2, LXXVI |    Gospel, such as the following expressions of Isaiah: "Woe unto them
 6        2, LXXVI |     grounds, when he employs the expressions, 'Woe unto you,' and 'I
 7        2, LXXVI |       how should God employ such expressions for the conversion of men,
 8        2, LXXVI |      from evil, make use of such expressions as "Woe unto you," and what
 9        3, XXV   |    decorous man would utter such expressions as are contained in the
10        4, V     |     another, we do not mean such expressions to be taken logically; but
11        4, XXXVII|     understand these and similar expressions in the sacred Scriptures,
12        4, XXXVII|    require us to interpret these expressions; for, in our explanatory
13        4, XLII  |         the plural number in the expressions, "falsifying and recklessly
14        4, LIV   |        from the Timoeus, certain expressions occur, such as, "God made
15        4, LXXI  |      Scripture makes use of such expressions; for it would not have been
16        5, XLV   |         is, and join it to those expressions to which such as are skilled
17        5, LXV   | following." And then, to certain expressions which are continually in
18        6, III   |          well as all other noble expressions. And for this reason it
19        6, XXVII |          view in employing these expressions, not a rational object,
20        6, LV    |        by God will quote certain expressions of Scripture (in their support),
21        6, LVI   |          way also we explain the expressions, "I, who make peace, and
22        6, LXI   |          translate the following expressions, "And the firmament showeth
23        6, LXIV  |      here by Me." And if certain expressions indicate a kind of motion,
24        6, LXX   |         all these are figurative expressions, employed to denote the
25        7, XIX   |       And there are many similar expressions to be found in the law,
26        8, LXV   |      towards God, or any servile expressions of flattery and obsequiousness,