Book, Par.

 1 II, 8    |         or even uttering a single word on the subject. Such then
 2 III, 4(5)|                Some Mss. omit the word pi/stewj "of faith," having
 3 III, 11  |       opponents, I do not think a word is needed to prove what
 4 III, 16  |         assuage the heat? So is a word better than a gift. Lo!
 5 III, 16  |         than a gift. Lo! is not a word better thana gift? but both
 6 IV, 1(4) |    Dixotomhqh=/ai. Some take this word to express the severance
 7 IV, 1(6) |          must he understood: -the word meaning. 1st, excess in
 8 IV, 3    |       powerful application of the Word. This is the one instrument,
 9 IV, 3    |        there is great need of the Word, not only in view of the
10 IV, 3    |          of the assistance of the Word; still in the days of miracles
11 IV, 3    |          the days of miracles the Word was by no means useless,
12 IV, 3    |           for the ministry of the Word."27 To this we ought equally
13 IV, 4    |          be our ambition that the Word of Christ dwell in us richly.28
14 IV, 4(33)|         the Godhead, and that the word and Holy Spirit are only
15 IV, 4(35)|         which maintained that the Word was only in the Father,
16 IV, 4(35)|           influence of the Divine Word which dwelt in him, but
17 IV, 7    |      mighty and victorious in the word, and brought his adversaries
18 IV, 8    |           holding to the faithful word which is according to the
19 IV, 8    |          the priesthood: "Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly
20 IV, 8    | especially those who labor in the word, and in teaching."63 For
21 IV, 8    |           it is our Saviour's own word. "For whosoever shall do
22 IV, 8    |           as teaching, the second word here would be superfluous;
23 IV, 8    |        tears or for admonition by word of mouth, while his life
24  V, 6    |         who are unable to speak a word, will extol him with their
25 VI, 4    |           frequency at least, the word of doctrine may be able