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 1    I, 25, 4 |          and impious, and are at liberty to practise them; for they
 2  III,  5, 3 |          forth, who had restored liberty men, and bestowed on them
 3  III,  9, 3 |         up in heart, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and sight
 4  III, 10, 4 |          the new dispensation of liberty, the covenant, through the
 5  III, 12, 14|         gave the new covenant of liberty to those who had lately
 6  III, 13, 3 |     without reason, but that the liberty of the Gentiles might be
 7  III, 15, 3 |        truth and the apostles of liberty termed no one else God,
 8  III, 19, 1 |        the Father, nor receiving liberty through the Son, as He does
 9  III, 22, 4 |          set the former again at liberty. And it has, in fact, happened
10  III, 23, 2 |       the children succeeding to liberty through the avenging of
11  III, 23, 2 |          restored him to His own liberty.~3.
12   IV,  4, 1 |         became a fit subject for liberty), when the fruit of liberty
13   IV,  4, 1 |      liberty), when the fruit of liberty had come, and reached maturity,
14   IV,  9, 1 |          has restored us anew to liberty, and has multiplied that
15   IV,  9, 2 |          has been given in order liberty than that given in order
16   IV, 11, 3 |       present, and have obtained liberty, and been made partakers
17   IV, 11, 4 |         also He has brought down liberty to those who, in a lawful
18   IV, 13, 2 |       moreover, that the laws of liberty should be extended, and
19   IV, 13, 2 |       inasmuch as the working of liberty is greater and more glorious
20   IV, 13, 3 |      more extensive operation of liberty implies that a more complete
21   IV, 15    |           WHO WERE ABUSING THEIR LIBERTY; AND EVEN TO ADD SOME SPECIAL
22   IV, 16, 5 | cancelled by the new covenant of liberty. But He has increased and
23   IV, 16, 5 |      truly received the power of liberty, in which [condition] a
24   IV, 16, 5 |     Peter says "that we have not liberty as a cloak of maliciousness,"
25   IV, 18, 2 |     oblations, the indication of liberty may be set forth. For with
26   IV, 18, 2 |          those who have received liberty set aside all their possessions
27   IV, 22, 1 |       the fulness of the time of liberty had arrived, the Word Himself
28   IV, 33    |        RESPECTING CHRIST AND THE LIBERTY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.~1.
29   IV, 33, 1 |        not accept of the word of liberty, nor are willing to go forth
30   IV, 33, 14|           plainly announced that liberty which distinguishes the
31   IV, 34, 1 |        and have attained to that liberty which He bestows, and share
32   IV, 34, 3 |        to preach beforehand that liberty which was bestowed by Him,
33   IV, 34, 3 |         open the new covenant of liberty. Therefore the prophets
34   IV, 34, 4 |        person. But if the law of liberty, that is, the word of God,
35   IV, 37, 1 |         the ancient law of human liberty, because God made man a
36   IV, 37, 4 |            referring both to the liberty of man, in which respect "
37   IV, 37, 4 |      that we "should not use our liberty as a cloak of maliciousness,.
38   IV, 39, 3 |          transgressed the law of liberty, have done so through their
39    V, 30, 1 |   without evil intent, we are at liberty to assume that pardon will
40    V, 32, 1 |     corruption into the glorious liberty of the sons of God."~2.
41    V, 36, 3 |          so as to pass] into the liberty of the sons of God. And