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 1   1, 64(55) |          celebrated for a similar act of fortitude. This account,
 2   1, 75     |      mortality as a bandage, then act in its own power, in a manner
 3   1, 75     |         of the body ; nor will it act by any other of its senses.
 4   1, 76     |         then too will it begin to act, and assume its lively (
 5   2, 46     |     horses; so likewise, would he act most foolishly, who should
 6   2, 65     |            after these things, to act basely ; but, they were
 7   2, 73     |       mentioned): — did the Gods (act), being present with the
 8   3, 19     |           and is unable either to act, or to effect any thing.
 9   3, 55     |       WORD OF GoD, that He should act with impropriety. For, What
10   4, 3      |     miracle which accompanied the act, that it is impossible to
11   4, 3      | revelation; nor is there help, or act of God. Of all these things,
12   4, 10     |           and intimated that this act should be preached of, and
13   4, 32(123)|     mentioned this, as the daring act of an inexperienced young
14   5, 4      |       testimony, -- did raise the act of worship (directing it)
15   5, 23     |  transgressors of the Law; should act impiously, iniquitously,
16   5, 29     |             when they had seen no act of a miraculous character
17   5, 34     |         commit adultery,  ./. and act in direct opposition to
18   5, 35     |           while they were seen to act upon it, even to the letter !
19   5, 44(87) |        His resurrection. Did they act accordingly? Quite the contrary!