Chapter

 1 I  |       the stern decree of the law bear away, but the grace
 2 III| became indeed the Lord of the law and the prophets to do all
 3 III|       accordance with His own law, and not to make void the
 4 III|      and not to make void the law, but to fulfil it, and rather
 5 III|    with the fulfilment of the law the beginning of His grace.
 6 III|       who was superior to the law, submits to the law. And
 7 III|       the law, submits to the law. And she, the holy and undefiled
 8 III|    who makes us free from the law, became subject to the law;
 9 III|    law, became subject to the law; and there is offered for
10 IV |      for there He paid to the law that debt of the forty days,
11 IV |      temple to exhibit to the law a new and strange wonder,
12 IV |   that child, superior to the law, who yet fulfilled the law;
13 IV |    law, who yet fulfilled the law; that child that was at
14 IV |   that was at once before the law, and yet after it; that
15 IV |      her incarnate beyond the law of nature. For in other
16 IV |        the benediction of the law, and the sanctification
17 IV |     which, in the time of the law, rested in the Holy of holies
18 IV |       a woman, made under the law, to redeem them that were
19 IV |      them that were under the law, that we might receive the
20 V  |  prior shadow-painting of the law I might be restrained from
21 V  |   teacher and minister of the law to minister and testify
22 VI |      hope, in the face of the law hastened to receive the
23 VI |   receive the Minister of the law, the Teacher with authority,
24 VI |      I look, the Giver of the law, and the Successor of the
25 VI |      and the Successor of the law. I hunger for Thee, who
26 VII|   this, O thou who art in the law the instructed. Let that
27 VII|     nigh, nor indeed does the law punish relentlessly those
28 VII|     hast made good use of the law. Use grace henceforth. With
29 IX |      be the receptacle of the law, and covered it with the
30 XI |     people of Israel, and the law now waxing old; whilst the
31 XI |    indeed, as personating the law, seeks dismissal; but the
32 XI | accurately that decree of the law, in which it is said: Hear
33 XI |     from the tutorship of the law; for in truth it were insolence
34 XI |   place were agreeable to the law. ~But, for what remains,
35 XII|      Spirit, a teacher of the law, honoured with the priesthood,
36 XII|    debt of death -- when they law him, I say, leaping for