Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |            saith." For prophecy is given by reason both of obedience
 2    I, 4   |         says, "they marry, and are given in marriage," in which alone
 3    I, 5   |         the children that God hath given me." Are you amazed, then,
 4    I, 5   |        stable name of endurance is given; for this cause surely,
 5    I, 5   |         born, to us a son has been given, on whose own shoulder the
 6    I, 6   |         encountering those who are given to carping. For we are not
 7    I, 6   |              Wherefore also I have given you milk to drink," he says;
 8    I, 6   |            the expression, "I have given you to drink" (epotisa),
 9    I, 6   |         saying, therefore, "I have given you milk to drink," has
10    I, 6   |            the expression, "I have given you milk to drink, and not
11    I, 6   |         you milk to drink, and not given you food, for ye are not
12    I, 6   |            Him milk, adds: "I have given you to drink;" for we drink
13    I, 6   |           says mystically, "I have given you milk to drink." For
14    I, 7   |           new people has also been given a new covenant, and the
15    I, 7   |           the law is ancient grace given through Moses by the Word.
16    I, 7   |       Scripture says, "The law was given through Moses," not by Moses,
17    I, 7   |           law only is it said "was given;" but truth being the grace
18    I, 7   |           and it is not said to be given, but to be by Jesus, without
19    I, 7   |        hath instructed me, and not given me over to death." For to
20    I, 8   |          the glory which Thou hast given Me I have given them; that
21    I, 8   |          Thou hast given Me I have given them; that they may be one,
22    I, 8   |           they also whom Thou hast given Me be with Me where I am;
23    I, 8   |          My glory, which Thou hast given Me: For Thou lovedst Me
24    I, 11  |           that account the law was given them, and terror ensued
25    I, 11  |          For Paul says that it was given to be a "schoolmaster to
26    I, 11  |         the sheep; " and He has so given it. Now, benevolence is
27    I, 13  |          but an irrational animal, given up to lusts by which he
28   II, 2   |     Himself, and has abandoned and given himself to drunkenness.
29   II, 2   |        being taken from you. It is given you, and waits you. Be not
30   II, 3   |        that all that we possess is given to us for use, and use for
31   II, 5   |            kept in check; for when given vent to in the right manner
32   II, 7   |        irrational signs, are to be given up by rational men. Frequent
33   II, 8   |           since unguents have been given manifestly for use, not
34   II, 8   |        after the Median war having given herself up to luxury. Those,
35   II, 9   |           after the repast, having given thanks to God for our participation
36   II, 10  |       world they marry and and are given in marriage." But having
37   II, 11  |           a word, we are naturally given to seeking, let us not destroy
38   II, 11  |           the altar, and there was given to each a white robe." And
39   II, 13  |           expenditure. For God has given to us, I know well, the
40  III, 2   |           of men, as if the beauty given by Him were nothing worth.
41  III, 6   |        sold his worldly goods, and given them to the poor, finds
42  III, 6   |          virtue; which is the Word given by the Instructor to be
43  III, 6   |            hath dispersed, he hath given to the poor; his righteousness
44  III, 6   |        from cattle and fields, but given by God--riches which cannot
45  III, 6   |              it is said, "shall be given, and to him that knocketh
46  III, 11  |     household to them, as they are given to be their helpers in this.
47  III, 11  |            the form which has been given by God, is effected. But
48  III, 12  |  Scriptures. We have the Decalogue given by Moses, which, indicating
49  III, 12  | instruction of humanity, both that given by Moses and that by the
50  III, 12  |      continuing instant in prayer. Given to hospitality; communicating
51  III, hymn|              To our tender palates given;~ Milk of wisdom from the