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 1 Pre      |          general reading. When we consider the very extensive range
 2   1, 1   |           it is, that they do not consider the courses of the sun (
 3   1, 1   |          these, that (they do not consider) the weight of the mountains (
 4   1, 2(5)|         common with our Author to consider Christ as the Maker of the
 5   1, 39  |        Rulers of this world," who consider themselves as in the situation
 6   1, 47  |       learning in its memory; can consider discourses about virtue
 7   1, 74  |      increments here, if you will consider, that the infant just born
 8   2, 41  |         right to me therefore, to consider this man more reprehensible
 9   2, 87  |      understood not, nor did they consider, that, as (this) Fate took
10   3, 3   |     wholly collected within thee. Consider and ask thyself, as if thou
11   3, 5   |            to the latter: and now consider with thyself, -- ~
12   3, 7   |           now also at others, and consider with thyself: -- ~
13   3, 10  |          they were, see thou, and consider; -- ~
14   3, 41  |          this, -- if he will also consider, -- that He foreknew by
15   4, 3   |         the deed, if any one will consider that at this period, the
16   4, 3   |         It is now right we should consider the fulfilment of these
17   4, 4   |            If indeed any one will consider, what numbers of Christians
18   5, 21  | instructed them, that they should consider (His precepts) much better
19   5, 35  |         then refuted, let us also consider the testimony of the Scriptures
20   5, 46  |         of His power, if you will consider of what nature He was; and
21   5, 52  |         fear of the great Empire. Consider then, If there had not been