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 1    I, 3 |        let us regard the Word as law, and His commands and counsels
 2    I, 6 |           we were kept under the law, shut up unto the faith
 3    I, 6 |         be revealed, so that the law became our schoolmaster
 4    I, 6 |         are no longer under that law which was accompanied with
 5    I, 6 |         of life according to the law, according to which, thinking
 6    I, 6 |          those who are under the law, who are terrified by fear
 7    I, 6 |          a woman, made under the law, to redeem them that were
 8    I, 6 |         them that were under the law, that we might receive the
 9    I, 6 |      children that are under the law: "For thou art no more a
10    I, 6 |       child, when I followed the law; but after becoming a man,
11    I, 6 |         a child, that is, of the law, but of a man, that is,
12    I, 6 |   maturity, as compared with the law. Having reached this point,
13    I, 6 |  glorying in knowledge, hear the law of Scripture: "Let not the
14    I, 7 |         an old covenant, and the law disciplined the people with
15    I, 7 |        are called babes. Now the law is ancient grace given through
16    I, 7 |         the Scripture says, "The law was given through Moses,"
17    I, 7 | expressions of Scripture: of the law only is it said "was given;"
18    I, 7 |        of Jesus predicted in the law was a shadow of Christ.
19    I, 8 |        off the restraints of His law, that He may effect their
20    I, 8 | righteousness of God without the law is manifested;" and again,
21    I, 8 |         his saying, "So that the law is holy, and the commandment
22    I, 9 |        and would not walk in His law."~ Such are the causes of
23    I, 9 |           in the Word and in the law, constraining humanity to
24    I, 10|           but his will is in the law of the LORD." And there
25    I, 11|       THE WORD INSTRUCTED BY THE LAW AND THE PROPHETS.~ The mode
26    I, 11|           was a prophet. For the law is the training of refractory
27    I, 11|      played; on that account the law was given them, and terror
28    I, 11|        the urgent demands of the law. For Paul says that it was
29   II, 1 |       this love alone depend the law and the Word; and if "thou
30   II, 1 |       love is the keeping of the law." And these joys have an
31   II, 1 |          enjoined on them by the law in the most systematic manner.
32   II, 2 |    element of the meaning of the law, filling with His blood
33   II, 2 |           the mixture of the old law and of the new word, in
34   II, 3 |        plainly lays it down as a law, that a man is not to labour
35   II, 4 |           in accordance with the law. For "if thou shalt love
36   II, 7 |       with God, it lays down the law for our regulation somewhat
37   II, 8 |          ended the giving of the law and His stay with men, the
38  III, 3 |        the cities, having become law. Beside them women stand
39  III, 3 |        purposes, contrary to the law of nature, they judged worthy
40  III, 3 |         the righteousness of the law.~ For it is not lawful to
41  III, 4 |       and bakers," ruling by the law of war, not desiring a peaceful
42  III, 11|        clean. Whence also in the law, the law enacted by Moses
43  III, 11|      Whence also in the law, the law enacted by Moses about leprousy
44  III, 12|         For the intention of His law is to dissipate fear, emancipating
45  III, 12| dispensed; some disclosed by the law, others by the prophets;
46  III, 12|        infers, "on this hang the law and the prophets." Further,
47  III, 12|       burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ. Be not deceived;