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 1 Pre        |       other work of our author, as shewn in the Notes. ~There are
 2   1, 75    | superiority, which we have already shewn; How shall it not, when
 3   1, 79    |            good and loving Father, shewn by deeds His providential
 4   2, 19(33)|             Tom. i. Our author has shewn pretty much at length, Prep.
 5   2, 24(61)|          Book xi. ch. xiii. he has shewn, that the Hebrews held,
 6   2, 49    |             there should they have shewn their character to be firm:
 7   2, 80    |         the reducing of cities,—as shewn in history, and as we have
 8   2, 86    |         their own eyes, has openly shewn His providential care over
 9   3, 27    |         things themselves? and has shewn their confirmation in their
10   3, 33    |          among the Greeks, who has shewn forth such transcendent
11   4, 6     |              But, when He had thus shewn him a representation of
12   4, 6     |           and this his word He has shewn forth by deeds. For up to
13   4, 11    |            deeds; its truth He has shewn, by the fulfilment. The
14   4, 14    |           this) He has most openly shewn, and brought to effect;  ./. 
15   4, 18    |             already) been said and shewn. But, as He, THE WORD OF
16   4, 23(82)|             xxi. seq. where I have shewn that much relating to this
17   5, 46    |           them, as we have already shewn, and said in the first place "