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 1 Pre       |         Edessa." But although the word us is used, it does not
 2 Text  (2) |         called Ukkama. The latter word is a Syriac adjective, signifying
 3 Text  (6) |      Perhaps it and the following word, Sharrir, express, the one
 4 Text      |          Thou healest, but by Thy word Thou openest the eyes of
 5 Text  (11)|                             a The word in Syriac is [Syriac], "
 6 Text      |          them Thou healest by Thy word; Thou also raisest the dead.
 7 Text  (17)|          of the knees. The Syriac word is [Syriac], which, according
 8 Text  (17)|            Castle himself got the word from Bar Bahul. ~
 9 Text      |          that I may sow in it the Word of Life, by the preaching
10 Text  (21)|                       a With this word ends Cureton's text, p. [
11 Text      |         when he healed him by the word of Christ, whom many physicians
12 Text  (31)|                             b The word rendered divinity was not
13 Text  (34)|           Beth, before the Syriac word for Prophets. This suggestion
14 Text      |          you, and the seed of His word I sow in the ears of every
15 Text  (43)|           to [Syriac]. The former word is not unfrequently found
16 Text  (43)|          old Syriac MSS. See this word a little lower down. ~
17 Text  (47)|         attributes implied in the word [Syriac]. The sense of this
18 Text  (47)|        Syriac]. The sense of this word, however, is uncertain.
19 Text      |      before that ye had heard the word of His preaching, confessed
20 Text      |         done in His name, and the word of His Gospel ye have heard
21 Text      |       those who have received the word of Christ remain with us,
22 Text      |       without taking account; thy word shall be powerful and have
23 Text  (55)|          As to the meaning of the word, see Dr. Payne Smith's note,
24 Text  (58)|            a Silks. So the Syriac word is translated by Cureton.
25 Text  (59)|                             b The word [Syriac] is by some translated
26 Text  (59)|         Chorene, and although the word is translated chains by
27 Text      |      which Addai had built by the word and command of Abgar the
28 Text  (62)|        disposed to think that the word ought to be Diatessaron.
29 Text  (62)|          In the beginning was the word "was elucidated by Ephraim.  ~
30 Text  (64)|         Cureton's text the latter word is found.  ~
31 Text  (69)|                    c Artica. This word may, by placing different
32 Text      |          of the Prophets, and the word of our Lord, which defines
33 Text      |        acquired anything with His word in the world. For His word
34 Text      |        word in the world. For His word by which I have become rich
35 Text      |         the Apostle had said this word, he ceased and was silent.
36 Text      |           Addai saw them, he sent word to him, that not in my life
37 Text      |        will not falsify in me the word of Christ, which He said
38 Text  (82)|              b Eyor is the Syriac word for the month of May. In
39 Text      |     Apostle, and according to the word of Aggai, who was himself
40 Text      |        the Apostle, thus took his word and heard and received,
41 Text      |         the truth, arose and sent word to Aggai, when he was sitting
42 Text      |           of old." Aggai sent him word: "I desert not the ministry
43 Text  (85)| Wickedness. In Cureton's text the word is in the singular number. ~
44 Text  (87)|           b In Cureton's text the word is Rome, which is right.