Book, Chapter

 1      1, I    |  studied in the book of God’s word, or in the book of God’s
 2      1, IV   |   lawfulness of the phrase or word. And again, because the
 3      1, IV   |     leave the oracle of God’s word, and to vanish in the mixture
 4      1, VII  |    others, than to have every word of his own to be made an
 5      1, VII  |    words, that could with one word appease a mutiny in his
 6      1, VII  |       their army, did use the word Milites, but when the magistrates
 7      1, VII  |       people they did use the word Quirites. The soldiers were
 8      2, II   |      may justly bear in their word, not only plus ultra, in
 9      2, VII  |      conceived that I use the word metaphysic in a differing
10      2, VII  |       I do now understand the word; it appeareth, by that which
11      2, XIII |   root and grow? Add then the word extundere, which importeth
12      2, XIII |   extreme difficulty, and the word paulatim, which importeth
13      2, XIX  |     because sporta was a hard word, and out of his reading:
14      2, XXIII|       the divine glass is the Word of God, so the politic glass
15      2, XXIII|       the divine glass is the Word of God, so the politic glass
16      2, XXV  |      so we are to believe His word, though we find a reluctation
17      2, XXV  |     is grounded only upon the word and oracle of God, and not
18      2, XXV  |     such enmity between God’s Word and His works; neither do
19      2, XXV  |       heaven and earth in the Word of God, whereof it is said, “
20      2, XXV  |      earth shall pass, but My word shall not pass,” is to seek
21      2, XXV  | divideth itself into thought, word, or act. And in this part
22      2, XXV  |      are the preaching of the word, and the sacraments, which
23      2, XXV  |   covenant, or as the visible word; and on the part of man,
24      2, XXV  |      once a receding from the Word of God; for so he saith,