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 1   1, 2     | primary elements, the earth, water, air, and fire, with the
 2   1, 6     |  elements of all,—the earth, water, air, and fire, were themselves
 3   1, 7     |    Who is He that has caused water, the nature of which is
 4   1, 18(15)|     case, can we suppose the water spoken of to be changed
 5   1, 72(63)|  that, as John baptized with water, so shall Christ baptize
 6   1, 72(63)|     but here, the baptism by water must first have taken place.
 7   1, 73    |   them who love God, Himself water his own plant, shall nourish
 8   2, 20(42)|     of earth, air, fire, and water: his words are, "Quintum
 9   2, 22(58)|   were fire, air, earth, and water; while the Principles were,
10   2, 45    |       such the air is to the water; and the water to the earth :
11   2, 45    |     is to the water; and the water to the earth : out of which
12   2, 46    |    corporeal matter of fire, water, air, and earth ? and affirm
13   2, 46    |    inanimate elements, fire, water, air, and earth ! Nevertheless
14   3, 65    |   primitive elements, Earth, Water, Air, and Fire, -- were