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 1   1, 5(10)  |     1 Alluding to 1 Tim. vi. 16. ~
 2   1, 16     |                              16. This selfsame WORD OF GOD
 3   1, 63(53) |     pp. 17. C. 41: notes, p. 16—19, where we have every
 4   2, 9(7)   |     de Natura Deorum in. 15, 16) has admirably depicted
 5   2, 12(19) | Odyss. O. 244. Hor. Od. iii. 16. Cic. de Nat. Deor. ii.
 6   2, 15(28) |   Cicero, De Nat. Deorum. i. 16. " Exposui fere, non philosophorum
 7   2, 16     |                              16. Nor was it this alone,
 8   2, 64(115)|                              16 The citation from Porphyry
 9   2, 64(119)|        Edit. Steph. 1540. p. 16.) It should seem, from accounts
10   3, 16     |                              16. Who moreover, tacitly,
11   3, 61(93) |      Comp. Ps. xxii. 12, 13, 16, 21.~
12   4, 7(14)  |                1 Matt. v. 14-16. ~
13   4, 14(38) |                2 Is. xxviii. 16. 1 Pet. ii. 6.  ~
14   4, 16     |                              16. Now the Parable before
15   4, 20(67) |     touched upon ib. ver. 13-16. Comp. ch. xxv. 1. seq.
16   4, 21(75) |      10, 11. Ezek. v. 9, 13, 16, 17. These predictions were,
17   4, 29(108)|            4 Chap. vii. 1.5, 16, 17, and as before, differing
18   4, 30(116)|                   7 Matt. x. 16: comp. Luke x. 3. Cited
19   5, 2(2)   |     7, 30, 65, &c. See sect. 16, below, and Spencer's notes
20   5, 16     |                              16. But. you say of Him that
21   5, 44(87) |   Lux Evangelii, cap. ii. p. 16. seq. -- It has been very