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 1 Pre         |         accommodate these to the new soil, into which they had
 2 Pre         | transplanted, or, to supply some new matter, which had suggested
 3   1, 76     |         cast off, and put on the new, which is greatly its superior ;— ~
 4   2, 49(87) |    Probably the followers of the New Academy. See Brucker. Tom.
 5   2, 79     |          men ; nor yet, the  ./. new doctrine which has been
 6   2, 80     |      manifested, who was to be a new thing140 in the life of
 7   2, 80(140)|         has, The Lord createth a new thing in the earth, [Syriac] ~
 8   3, 20     |          and writings preach the new birth, which directly opposed
 9   3, 55(75) |         positively taught in the New Testament, I do not see
10   3, 65     |       had been instructed in the new doctrine, again imagine
11   3, 74     |       who has been taught in the new doctrine. Nor will he, in
12   4, 5      |          become, by means of the new birth which is in Him, the
13   4, 12(33) |        Jones on the Canon of the New Testament, Vol. i. pt. 2.
14   4, 12(33) |         work on the Canon of the New Testament, affimed that
15   4, 16     |         them to the feast of the New Testament. But they availed
16   4, 29     |      various mind of the old and new Scriptures, He names His
17   4, 34(133)|      system passed away, and the new one -- the Christian Church
18   4, 35(143)|     dissolution of marriages and new sorts of fastings were inculcated
19   4, 36(147)|       i.e. when the power of the new Church shall be spread abroad
20   5, 3      |          error? But this was not new, nor was it His word (only),
21   5, 6      |    system (of things) is nothing new, but is that of the Hebrews,
22   5, 9      |     disciples, who promised any (new) doctrine, was severely
23   5, 16     |        into his mind to set up a new people in his own name,
24   5, 17     |         Greeks, and teaching the new and genuine worship of God.
25   5, 23     |        pure, and putting forth a new (mode) of worship. These
26   5, 47     |         to declarations entirely new, (coming) from men, who