Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXV   |          any other tongue, it is observed to become inefficacious
 2        1, XL    |      orderly plan. For if he had observed a proper arrangement, he
 3        1, XLIII |       and, as you appear to have observed, also by one of those who
 4        1, XLVIII|        the Jordan. For it may be observed as a trait of the character
 5        1, LIX   |                 LIX.~It has been observed that, on the occurrence
 6        2, I     |        of life." Here he has not observed that the Jewish converts
 7        2, I     |      Peter himself seems to have observed for a considerable time
 8        2, VI    |         it be granted that Jesus observed all the JewiSh usages, including
 9        2, XXIV  |          he pretends not to have observed, acting here like those
10        2, LII   |  descendants of Abraham, who had observed the rite of circumcision
11        3, VIII  |     their enemies (and have thus observed laws of a mild and philanthropic
12        4, XVII  |        things. And he would have observed one "descent," distinguished
13        4, XXII  |        manners, could not now be observed in all their entireness.~
14        4, LIV   |      point, he would either have observed that it was one God who
15        4, XCII  |          wolves. For it has been observed by those who are skilled
16        4, XCIII |          viz. that Moses, having observed the varying natures of animals,
17        5, IX    |          the Jews, seeing he has observed that they keep their law,
18        5, XXXII |       But, as we have previously observed, these remarks are to be
19        5, LXV   |   employs, nor to have carefully observed or understood how it is
20        6, XXV   | travelled through all things! We observed, also, in the diagram, the
21        6, LXII  |       change not," he would have observed that none of us assert that
22        7, XXII  |          everywhere, it is to be observed that, when he says, "Every
23        7, LXI   |        of Greece. It may also be observed, that the precept enjoining
24        8, XXIII |           compare the festivals, observed among us as these have been
25        8, XXIX  |            XXIX.~But it is to be observed that the Jews, who claim