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 1 6 |      glory of the episcopate, a man outranking all the great
 2 6 |      and brilliant in speech, a man of splendid intellect" ("
 3 6 |        of him that there was no man in the world then "who would
 4 7 |      unknown goodfor-nothing, a man of no parts, sinful in his
 5 7 | Scripture says that "the animal man understandeth not the things
 6 13|           We will not have this man reign over us" (Luc. xix.
 7 15|         guard: "Beware lest any man cheat you by philosophy
 8 30| irreconcilable enemy of God and man. ~
 9 32|        out his hand to a fallen man, he will never lift him
10 33|       permitted that this great man, full of wisdom and sanctity
11 34|     sentence that "the obedient man will sing victory" (Prov.
12 41|  practical order most vital for man; and realize that human
13 52|         guide of all that is in man, is so mixed up with corporal