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 1 1|          yourselves by these very things to be teachers. Therefore
 2 1|    contend against "the spiritual things of wickedness," I address
 3 2|           spiritually. For divine things must be divinely received,
 4 2|   Moreover, we may beware, if any things enjoined by God be so treated
 5 2|  authority, test, in calling some things impure and unclean, their
 6 2|          either in having blessed things which were not clean, or
 7 2|       begin from the beginning of things, whence it behoves me to
 8 2|         the human body. All these things, as I have said, were by
 9 2|    neither one nor other of these things. So, in fishes also, the
10 2|       Then God is the ordainer of things which are not clean; and
11 2|         and the blame attached to things which are made will recoil
12 2|         as having created unclean things, and to charge upon the
13 2|          the guilt of having made things which are abomination, especially
14 3|         one of the two. All these things were made by one Workman,
15 3|           them is holy, and those things which were created are not
16 3|          too, who do one of these things are not themselves clean
17 3|        condemned, when even those things, although naturally ordained
18 3|           well as of error. These things, then, and the like to these,
19 4|            IV. ARGUMENT. TO THESE THINGS ALSO WAS ADDED ANOTHER REASON
20 4|       that this might be so, many things were called unclean, not
21 4|          the destruction of other things. Therefore these remedies
22 5|        THE LAW, CHRIST, CAME, ALL THINGS WERE SAID BY THE APOSTLE
23 5| obscurities of the law--all those things which antiquity had covered
24 5|    rightly said: "To the pure all things are pure but unto them that
25 5|       asking nothing." From these things it is plain that all those
26 5|           is plain that all those things are returned to their original
27 5|         God;" but observing those things: "Touch not, taste not,
28 6| CONTINENCE AND FASTING: FOR THESE THINGS GREATLY BECOME THE FAITHFUL,--
29 6|         there wanting, among such things, those who, although they
30 6|     already stupid with wine? But things which are detestable are
31 6|           our examples. For those things only are to be taken by
32 6|         and continence. For these things are even greatly becoming
33 7|           THAT HE MAY APPROACH TO THINGS OFFERED TO IDOLS.~But it
34 7|    observed, and the pollution of things offered to idols being rejected,
35 7|           of truth throughout all things, ought to give thanks to