Book, Chapter

  1    I, 1   |           AS there are these three things in the case of man, habits,
  2    I, 2   |        Scripture, "Therefore these things saith the Lord;" the sin
  3    I, 2   |       these words, therefore these things the Lord;" and, "Therefore,
  4    I, 5   |           and stamp under foot the things of the world.~ "Rejoice
  5    I, 5   |        dismiss anxious care of the things of this world, and exhorting
  6    I, 5   |          may grow up to Him in all things,"--saying these things in
  7    I, 5   |         all things,"--saying these things in order to the edification
  8    I, 6   |       gifts. As at His command all things were made, so on His bare
  9    I, 6   |         the reminiscence of better things the filtration of the spirit,
 10    I, 6   |           that Thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent,
 11    I, 6   |            sight." Wherefore those things which have been concealed
 12    I, 6   |           which, thinking childish things, he persecuted, and speaking
 13    I, 6   |  persecuted, and speaking childish things he blasphemed the Word,
 14    I, 6   |         says, "I put away childish things." It is not incomplete size
 15    I, 6   |     additional secret teachings in things that are manly and more
 16    I, 6   |       before. "I put away childish things." But the childhood which
 17    I, 6   |       equally with the heathen the things of the flesh: "For whereas
 18    I, 6   |         still carnal," minding the things of the flesh,--desiring,
 19    I, 6   |    respects, therefore, and in all things, we are brought into union
 20    I, 6   |         thing I do, forgetting the things which are behind, and stretching
 21    I, 8   |          then He hates none of the things which He has made, it follows
 22    I, 8   |            properties equally. And things which are characterized
 23    I, 8   |          deep sleep," which of all things else is likest death. Further,
 24    I, 8   |           not wish to look on evil things; for He is good. But on
 25    I, 8   |            summons forth to better things those that are called; dissuades
 26    I, 9   |          forth." For He shows both things: both His divinity in His
 27    I, 9   |        Shall I not visit for these things? saith the LORD: shall not
 28    I, 10  |            will speak of excellent things; " and so on. And He counsels
 29    I, 10  |           like. So that from these things it is clear that the Lord,
 30    I, 10  |            When you have done base things, rebuke yourself;~ But when
 31    I, 10  |            when you have done good things, be glad."~Chiding is also
 32    I, 11  |          God and Creator: "For all things were made by Him, and without
 33    I, 12  |      Having now accomplished those things, it were a fitting sequel
 34    I, 13  |         actions--that is, of those things taught by the Word--an unfailing
 35    I, 13  |     salvation. And since, of those things which are necessary, some
 36   II, 1   |          by the Word from external things, and from attention to the
 37   II, 1   |            occupied about external things, but about what is proper
 38   II, 1   |         that is clean rid of those things which constitute him still
 39   II, 1   |          heaven, and much more the things which are agreeable to it,
 40   II, 1   |           in truth, "to many, many things are on account of the supper."
 41   II, 1   |            reason. "It beareth all things, endureth all things, hopeth
 42   II, 1   |           all things, endureth all things, hopeth all things. Love
 43   II, 1   |    endureth all things, hopeth all things. Love never faileth." "Blessed
 44   II, 1   |          advert to what are called things sacrificed to idols, in
 45   II, 1   |      Polluted and abominable those things seem to me, to the blood
 46   II, 1   |           of those who regard many things in a way that makes them
 47   II, 1   |       partake of few and necessary things. "And if one of the unbelievers
 48   II, 1   |          true God, of whom are all things, and one Lord Jesus. But,"
 49   II, 1   |    digestion. Excess, which in all things is an evil, is very highly
 50   II, 1   |            rendering to Caesar the things which are Caesar's," might
 51   II, 1   |         might preserve "to God the things which are God's." The staler
 52   II, 1   |           for me to partake of all things, yet all things are not
 53   II, 1   |     partake of all things, yet all things are not expedient." For
 54   II, 1   |            for men's sake that all things were made, yet it is not
 55   II, 1   |          it is not good to use all things, nor at all times. For the
 56   II, 1   |    four-looted beasts and creeping things of the earth and the fowls
 57   II, 1   |            created man, said, "All things shall be to you for meat." "
 58   II, 1   |       medium state is good. In all things, indeed, this is the case,
 59   II, 1   |          of the use of innumerable things, adding reasons--the spiritual
 60   II, 1   |            shame, who mind earthly things." To them the apostle predicted
 61   II, 2   |      wisdom, which is knowledge of things divine and human, which
 62   II, 2   |           For forgetfulness of the things which tend to true life
 63   II, 2   |           will then speak perverse things, and thou liest down as
 64   II, 3   |         possession of a variety of things may be done away with. Excellently,
 65   II, 3   |   difference, practising all other things which are conformable to
 66   II, 3   |            communicate freely. The things which are useful are preferable,
 67   II, 3   |             and consequently cheap things are better than dear. In
 68   II, 3   |            of heaven, sick for the things of the world, and living
 69   II, 3   |         one may attain to by a few things." For silly are they who,
 70   II, 5   |           to be found imitators of things of which we are prohibited
 71   II, 5   |           For, in a word, whatever things are natural to men we must
 72   II, 6   |        talking, nor jesting, which things are not seemly, but rather
 73   II, 6   |          sanctified. From shameful things addressed to the ears, and
 74   II, 7   |            what is unsuitable. For things to which their ears are
 75   II, 7   |        burden than these necessary things, to abstain from things
 76   II, 7   |            things, to abstain from things offered to idols, and from
 77   II, 7   |           and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication,
 78   II, 8   |           and clothing,--all these things are for the good of the
 79   II, 9   |           our thoughts about these things, for the use of them is
 80   II, 9   |    occasionally paths for creeping things which twine themselves about
 81   II, 10  |      maribus.~ For many think such things to be pleasures only which
 82   II, 11  |        soul, and thirdly, external things, counsels us to provide
 83   II, 11  |    counsels us to provide external things on account of the body;
 84   II, 11  |            third division, that of things external, saying, "Consider
 85   II, 11  |   Scripture, "Take no thought what things ye shall eat, or what things
 86   II, 11  |       things ye shall eat, or what things ye shall drink." For to
 87   II, 11  |           to take thought of these things argues greed and luxury.
 88   II, 11  |        beautifully, "And all these things do the nations of the world
 89   II, 11  |        foolish. And what are these things which He specifies? Luxury,
 90   II, 11  |          common to both to require things to cover them, so also their
 91   II, 13  |          dark or green stones, and things cast out by the sea on foreign
 92   II, 13  |       people, who are attracted by things that have a striking show.
 93   II, 13  |         and., "For whom were these things made, then, if not for us?"
 94   II, 13  |           of heaven, and all these things shall be added unto you."
 95   II, 13  |        added unto you." But if all things have been conferred on you,
 96   II, 13  |          conferred on you, and all things allowed you, and "if all
 97   II, 13  |           allowed you, and "if all things are lawful, yet all things
 98   II, 13  |         things are lawful, yet all things are not expedient," says
 99   II, 13  |        common to all, and made all things for all. All things therefore
100   II, 13  |            all things for all. All things therefore are common, and
101   II, 13  |            have the more sumptuous things, if all select the simpler?
102   II, 13  |     utterly expelled. For applying things unsuitable to the body,
103   II, 13  |          very name. The ungraceful things round the feet of women,
104   II, 13  |        soul; whose then shah those things which thou hast prepared
105   II, 13  |           says, "They made to Baal things of silver and gold," that
106   II, 13  |         they are convicted, by the things they apply to themselves,
107   II, 13  |  contemplator of divine and sacred things, the Word truly exhibiting
108  III, 1   |            and by requiring as few things as possible. Now, God alone
109  III, 1   |         becomes and fabricates all things, and wishes to cheat, so
110  III, 2   | housekeeping, sitting like painted things to be looked at, not as
111  III, 2   |        enjoins "to look not on the things that are seen, but the things
112  III, 2   |      things that are seen, but the things that are not seen; for the
113  III, 2   |         that are not seen; for the things that are seen are temporal,
114  III, 2   |         seen are temporal, but the things that are not seen are eternal."~
115  III, 3   |           He who is older than all things. Prophecy has called him
116  III, 3   |         who willingly practise the things to which, if compelled,
117  III, 3   |            Luxury has deranged all things; it has disgraced man. A
118  III, 3   |          have begotten them. These things your wise laws allow: people
119  III, 6   |         then, be granted that good things are the property only of
120  III, 6   |           of it. Accordingly, good things are possessed by Christians
121  III, 6   |          is richer than these good things; therefore these alone are
122  III, 6   |            God denies nothing, all things belong to the godly.~
123  III, 7   |          power to eat all sorts of things, and to drink in like manner,
124  III, 7   |          ornaments for what? Those things are prepared for clothes-stealers,
125  III, 8   |          who himself perceives all things."~Such is Abraham, who sought
126  III, 9   |           who are skilled in these things own. But due proportion,
127  III, 11  |          ornament, but for sealing things which are worth keeping
128  III, 11  |           are to be prohibited, as things of swift wing producing
129  III, 11  |          God, to appear arrayed in things bought from the market,
130  III, 11  |       which is idolatry: for which things' sake cometh the wrath of
131  III, 11  |           many keenly follow. Such things the prodigality of luxury
132  III, 11  |        living by rapine. And other things also are exhibited figuratively.
133  III, 11  |            are proof against these things, and unimpressible, will
134  III, 11  |           too, on account of other things be banished. And in this
135  III, 11  |            in words or in material things.~Going to Church.~ Woman
136  III, 11  |         should blame us; providing things honourable, not only in
137  III, 12  |            deemed with corruptible things, such as silver or gold,
138  III, 12  |          in what it does. If these things have been adduced by me
139  III, 12  |    strength, sustenance. For those things which are really good, are
140  III, 12  |        giver and the guard of good things. And with respect to their
141  III, 12  |          applies the same names of things in this world, the Word
142  III, 12  |    feebleness of men from sensible things to understanding. What has
143  III, 12  |       abundantly declared. And the things which He is wont to say
144  III, 12  |       mother." And so forth. These things are to be observed, and
145  III, 12  |  government: "Render to Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and
146  III, 12  |         Caesar's; and unto God the things which are God's."~ Of swearing
147  III, 12  |          have we done any of these things to the Lord?~ The Instructor
148  III, 12  |            prophesyings. Prove all things: hold fast that which is
149  III, 12  |    godliness is profitable for all things, having the promise of the
150  III, 12  |      opportunity of speaking. Many things spoken in enigmas, many
151  III, 12  |          both does and teaches all things, and trains in all things.
152  III, 12  |          things, and trains in all things. A horse is guided by a
153  III, paed|           me act and speak~ In all things as Thy Holy Scriptures teach;~