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 1    I,  5, 2|       fashioned things heavenly and earthly, and became the Framer (
 2    I, 10, 3|            some heavenly and others earthly; and understand for what
 3    I, 13, 4|            when they desire it, are earthly and weak, audacious and
 4    I, 18, 2|       perchance, they mean that his earthly part was formed on the sixth
 5    I, 29, 4|          firmaments, and all things earthly. They affirm that he, being
 6    I, 31, 1|             by him all things, both earthly and heavenly, were thus
 7   II,  6, 2|             was the case, not as if earthly spirits or demons had seen
 8   II,  7, 6|           which are corruptible and earthly, and of a compound nature,
 9   II,  8, 3|         that those things which are earthly and material could have
10   II, 19, 4|            own declaration that the earthly is opposed to the spiritual,
11   II, 19, 4|            and the spiritual to the earthly? How, then, could "a little
12   II, 19, 6|             he obtains form in mere earthly and animal men, he can no
13   II, 27, 2|           or invisible, heavenly or earthly, in the water or under the
14   II, 30, 9|             as cannot, heavenly and earthly, "by the word of His power;"
15  III, 24, 1|   themselves broken cisterns out of earthly trenches, and drink putrid
16   IV,  4, 3|        giving himself over to every earthly spirit, and serving all
17   IV,  5, 3|          therefore, having left his earthly kindred, he followed the
18   IV,  9, 3|              It is allowable for an earthly and temporal king, though
19   IV, 14, 3|           the spiritual; and by the earthly to the heavenly; as was
20   IV, 18, 5|        consisting of two realities, earthly and heavenly; so also our
21   IV, 19   |                                XIX. EARTHLY THINGS MAY BE THE TYPE OF
22   IV, 19, 1|             is congruous that those earthly things, indeed, which are
23   IV, 37, 7|            those who have known the earthly one. But in proportion as
24    V,  9, 3|             What, therefore, is the earthly? That which was fashioned.
25    V, 12, 2|         theirs alone who tread down earthly desires. And therefore Isaiah
26    V, 12, 3|            worse, and descending to earthly lusts, has become a partaker
27    V, 12, 3|             to these [lusts, viz., "earthly"], which, when the apostle
28    V, 24, 2|            in no case is defective. Earthly rule, therefore, has been
29    V, 25, 4| forgetfulness of God,--that is, the earthly Jerusalem,--to be avenged
30    V, 32, 1|            of the just, and of the [earthly] kingdom which is the commencement
31    V, 33, 2|         shall not be engaged in any earthly occupation; but shall have
32    V, 34   |          REGARD TO THE TEMPORAL AND EARTHLY KINGDOM OF THE SAINTS AFTER