Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |        full of persuasion, not of fear.~
 2    I, 5 |         the turtle-doves typifies fear in reference to sin. And
 3    I, 6 |        which was accompanied with fear, but under the Word, the
 4    I, 6 |         law, who are terrified by fear as children are by bugbears;
 5    I, 6 |         be children who are under fear and sins; but has conferred
 6    I, 6 |        order that there may be no fear for the child. Blood, too,
 7    I, 7 |         to him again afterwards, "Fear not to go down into Egypt."
 8    I, 7 |       disciplined the people with fear, and the Word was an angel;
 9    I, 7 |        the Word has appeared, and fear is turned to love, and that
10    I, 7 | Instructor said then, "Thou shalt fear the Lord God;" but to us
11    I, 8 |         rod, and threatening, and fear, is not good; misapprehending,
12    I, 8 |         near to try you, that His fear may be among you, that ye
13    I, 8 |          acknowledged to be good, fear itself does good, and has
14    I, 8 |         but by inspiring men with fear, He cuts off the approach
15    I, 8 |           their chambers shall be fear." For the Divine Being is
16    I, 8 |     terrify lest we sin. "For the fear of the Lord drives away
17    I, 8 |            and he that is without fear cannot be justified," says
18    I, 8 |           of Wisdom says, "is the fear of the Lord." Very clearly,
19    I, 9 |         He everywhere interweaves fear, because "the fear of the
20    I, 9 |    interweaves fear, because "the fear of the LORD is the beginning
21    I, 9 |        the very bitter mordant of fear in each case repressing
22    I, 9 |      system He pursues to inspire fear is the source of salvation.
23    I, 9 |    medicines. The bitter roots of fear then arrest the eating sores
24    I, 9 |          our sins. Wherefore also fear is salutary, if bitter.
25    I, 9 |         knew that they turned for fear, while they despised His
26    I, 9 |          admonishes by the loving fear of righteousness is reverenced.
27    I, 9 |           is a twofold species of fear, the one of which is accompanied
28    I, 9 |   reckless." The other species of fear is accompanied with hatred,
29    I, 13|           disobedient to reason ; fear, as weakness disobedient
30   II, 1 |         from these viands not for fear (because there is no power
31   II, 2 |         to leave off betimes, for fear of tripping. One Artorius,
32   II, 3 |           the art, teaching us to fear while we drink, is to be
33   II, 4 |         war and contemners of the fear of God were wont to make
34   II, 10|        one sees my sins. Why do I fear lest the Highest will remember?"
35  III, 4 |         be thy guests, and in the fear of the Lord let thy boast
36  III, 5 |     audacity in lust, casting off fear in consequence of the wicked
37  III, 8 |        from all the restraints of fear, ordered Sodom to be burned,
38  III, 8 |        the privilege of adoption, fear keeps from growing insolent.
39  III, 8 |         censures the Word through fear restrains from evil acts.
40  III, 11|        too, comes on, not without fear lest they pull down without
41  III, 11|            and let her praise the fear of the LORD."~ And again, "
42  III, 11|         to their masters with all fear, not only to the good and
43  III, 12|           your sojourning here in fear: forasmuch as ye know that
44  III, 12|           His law is to dissipate fear, emancipating free-will
45  III, 12|      according to the flesh, with fear and trembling, in the singleness