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501 V  |           seated on the clouds, in terrible majesty, by angels and powers
502 IV |            for they are they which testify of Him, and be not ignorant
503 VII|     remembrance; He brings forward testimony to what is done, and shrinks
504 I  |       place in raising to God with thankful confession the hymn which
505 I  |         raise to Him our shouts of thanksgiving; and, without ceasing, let
506 IV |      doctrine; what means this new theology and old prophecy. And if
507 VI |         him who had fallen amongst thieves,and had been passed by.
508    | Thine
509 VII|          beforehand proclaimed. Ye think, indeed, under a pretence
510 VII|         and having risen again the third day, might, with equal honour
511 VII|           who bought Him might for thirty pieces of silver covenant
512 V  |           diminished-away with the thought!-but as that which is His
513 V  |           worship the one Deity in three Persons, subsisting without
514 VII|            Thou, being a man, make Thyself God?But what to this answers
515 IV |           and thankless, what good tidings the prophet Zechariah brings
516 V  |       sanctuary; but at the second time seated on the clouds, in
517 II |           on earth was this caught tip in the words, "Blessed is
518 V  |        attended. O the mellifluous tongue of the children! O the sincere
519 VII|           and foolish device, they took counsel against Him. But
520    | towards
521 V  |           bosoms insatiate, and in treasure-houses which cannot be filled,
522 V  |            children, opening their treasures, brought forth riches upon
523 V  |          under Him the branches of trees, and bless the Lord God
524 V  |           thou art a servant, with trembling be subject unto thy Master;
525 V  |          He is. For nothing of the Trinity will suffer diminution,
526 I  |        hearts unto Him. To-day,the trumpet-blast of the prophets have roused
527 II |            of the fathers might be turned to the children, and the
528 III|           their Creator, but their unbelieving parents said, Who is this?
529 IV |        darkness? Why do ye against unconquerable peace meditate war? If,
530 V  |      subsisting without beginning, uncreate, without end, and to which
531 III|           hearest me say the city, understand the ancient and disorderly
532 V  |           with them draw forth the unfading riches. In our bosoms insatiate,
533 III|   multitude of the synagogue. They ungratefully and malignantly ask, Who
534 IV |         God that is thus hymned by uninstructed tongues. Search the Scriptures,
535 IV |          with their praises things unknown to their seniors. Turn your
536 III|      darkness comprehended notthat unsetting light which shone in upon
537    | until
538    | using
539 III|            Divinity, while seniors utter blasphemies; children piously
540 I  |            this most sacred feast. Verily, He will speak peace unto
541 VI |                                    VI. But let us, beloved, return
542 VII|                                    VII. Let us look also at what
543 II |          who bound his foal to the vinemounted upon an ass's colt.
544 VI |            good and kind Shepherd, voluntarily to lay down His life for
545 III|       death.They heard that He had walked on the sea.They heard of
546 VI |           Lord to save man who had wandered in error; to put away error;
547 IV |       unconquerable peace meditate war? If, therefore, ye be the
548 VI |           against him who stirs up wars; the Lover of mankind against
549 IV |         neither shall his face now wax pale. But when they see
550 III|           God, while they that had waxen old in wickedness inquired,
551 II |          the apostles, let us make way for Him who ascends over
552 VI |           be looked on, but in the weakness of the flesh, to bind the
553 V  |          against the Word is not a well-disposed servant, but a manifest
554 VII|          shrinks not from inquiry. Wherefore He says, Have ye never heard
555    | wherein
556 III|           the sacrifice of praise, whilst profane priests are impiously
557    | whole
558    | whose
559 I  |            be condemned with those wicked citizens-the citizens, I
560 VI |            from the serpent who is wise in wickedness. Blessed is
561 IV |          which is being done bears witness that it is God that is thus
562 III|            proclaimed His deeds of wonder; their roads declared His
563 III|           His miracles handled the wonder-working God, and yet remained in
564 VII|      priests and Pharisees saw the wonderful things that He did, and
565 I  |            proceed, brethren, from wonders to the miracles of the Lord,
566 IV |         praise, then recognise the work of God, even as it is written
567 VI |      Spirit art blessed before the worlds and for ever. Before the
568 VI |            are too strong for him, yea, the poor and needy from
569 IV |           good tidings the prophet Zechariah brings to you. He says,