Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5   |      other times sons, and "a new people," and "a recent people." "
 2    I, 5   |        new people," and "a recent people." "And my servants shall
 3    I, 5   |         this simple and childlike people to the word, whom He figuratively
 4    I, 5   |          band of infants, the new people which we are, i.s delicate
 5    I, 5   |           therefore, to the older people, the new people are called
 6    I, 5   |         the older people, the new people are called young, having
 7    I, 6   |         we may become a new, holy people by regeneration, and may
 8    I, 6   |         substance, just as in old people yellow hair changes to grey.
 9    I, 7   |     provided sufficiently for the people in the wilderness. He led
10    I, 7   |         but now, go and lead this people into the place which I told
11    I, 7   |         instructor of the ancient people by Moses; but He is the
12    I, 7   |         the instructor of the new people by Himself, face to face. "
13    I, 7   |       than He? Formerly the older people had an old covenant, and
14    I, 7   |           the law disciplined the people with fear, and the Word
15    I, 7   |          but to the fresh and new people has also been given a new
16    I, 7   | Instructor, and committing to the people the commands of obedience,
17    I, 7   |   consulting the advantage of the people, "Him shall ye hear;" and, "
18    I, 9   |          the shamelessness of the people that had kicked and bounded
19    I, 9   |           tell Pharaoh to send My people forth; but I know that he
20    I, 9   |       Esaias, in His care for the people, when He says, "This people
21    I, 9   |       people, when He says, "This people honour Me with their lips,
22    I, 9   |       with the initiated; and the people that understood embraced
23    I, 9   |            complained against the people on many grounds, He adds: "
24    I, 9   |          each case repressing the people, and at the same time turning
25    I, 9   |     shuddered exceedingly. For My people have committed two evils;
26    I, 9   |           uncircumcised, but this people is uncircumcised in heart:" "
27    I, 9   | uncircumcised in heart:" "for the people are disobedient; children,"
28    I, 9   |      sinful nation, lawless sons, people full of sins, wicked seed!"
29    I, 9   |         David, when He says: "The people whom I knew not served me,
30    I, 9   |         solitary that was full of people! She that ruled over territories
31    I, 9   |       thus requite the LORD? This people is foolish, and not wise.
32    I, 9   |         you the truth?" Thus also people in health do not require
33    I, 10  |          will hear you, as a holy people." And again He says, "Come
34   II, 1   |         art of making pastry. For people dare to call by the name
35   II, 1   |           of disease; there being people who dislike the truth, and
36   II, 1   |  Appropriate designations of such people as so indulge are flies,
37   II, 1   |      father, the voracious beast. People first called the abandoned
38   II, 1   |     servants. And how foolish for people to raise themselves on the
39   II, 1   |         and shamelessly, not like people tasting, but ravenously
40   II, 1   |     seizing! For you may see such people, liker swine or dogs for
41   II, 2   |           in the case of grown-up people, let those with whom it
42   II, 2   |     unmoved and unshaken by wine. People in such a state are called
43   II, 2   |         mistakes." Wherefore most people say that you ought to relax
44   II, 2   |           wine, when taken, makes people lovers of it, so does water
45   II, 2   |         to engage in. But we, the people of peace, feasting for lawful
46   II, 4   |         in deeds of shame. For if people occupy their time with pipes,
47   II, 4   |         will take pleasure in His people." For temperate harmonies
48   II, 5   |                  V. ON LAUGHTER.~ People who are imitators of ludicrous
49   II, 5   |          mere look. All senseless people, to speak in a word, wine~ "
50   II, 7   |     rational manner, and puzzling people with questions be avoided
51   II, 7   |           in the midst of several people, do not stretch out your
52   II, 7   |       immoderate tears. For often people under the influence of wine,
53   II, 7   |        with the word. And elderly people, looking on the young as
54   II, 7   |         those who like to jest at people, we must be silent, and
55   II, 7   |           of a senseless man, for people will not hear: the one is
56   II, 8   |         old. And He reproves that people respecting whom it was said, "
57   II, 8   |           whom it was said, "This people honour Me with their lips;
58   II, 8   | especially for man, and senseless people have taken them not for
59   II, 8   |         Lord was not known by the people " which erred, which was
60   II, 8   |         be made, it is enough for people to enjoy the fragrance of
61   II, 11  |    realities from fools who, like people out of their wits, imagine
62   II, 13  |           characteristic of silly people, who are attracted by things
63  III, 2   |        craving other wealth. Such people are ready to die with their
64  III, 2   |         the redemption price of a people that were about to be massacred.
65  III, 3   |         them? Like one who judges people by their foreheads, he will
66  III, 3   |      things your wise laws allow: people may sin legally; and the
67  III, 4   |       crowd of fine cooks, and of people to lay out the table, and
68  III, 4   |         had transgressed when the people asked for a king, promised
69  III, 4   |  undertake the maintenance of old people with a character for sobriety,
70  III, 5   |          in the case of dropsical people, the water covered by the
71  III, 8   |        worthless man."~ The other people is the Gentile--useless;
72  III, 8   |     Gentile--useless; this is the people that followeth not Christ.
73  III, 8   |        God, having once saved His people from the land of Egypt,
74  III, 9   |            In proof of this often people, when thirsty, by going
75  III, 9   |         poured over us by several people is an outrage on our neighbours,
76  III, 9   |         again He says to the same people, "Woe unto you! for ye cleanse
77  III, 11  |            But additions of other people's hair are entirely to be
78  III, 11  |      swinish, forbade the ancient people to partake of swine; to
79  III, 11  |       luxurious pleasures. For if people shall say that they betake
80  III, 11  |            But now I know not how people change their fashions and
81  III, 12  |          Aristotle does not allow people to laugh to their slaves.
82  III, hymn|          choir of peace;~ We, the people of His love,~ Let us sing,