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 1  Marc  |      sisters for wives, until the law coming separated them, and
 2 Theoph |   opposition to the ordinance and law, deposited it in another'
 3 Theop  |       indignation, "They read the law74 without; "75 for the Jews
 4 Theop  |         Jews were not to read the law going forth out of the gates
 5 Theop  |         pretentiously reading the law, as if, forsooth, they were
 6 Theop  |      strange land, explaining the law by distorting and degrading
 7 Thall  |   according to their vows, in the law, they alone were said to
 8 Thall  |          me, if I meditate in the law of the Lord day and night?
 9 Thall  |    Chastity, and Its Rites in the Law; Vines, Christ, and the
10 Thall  |        Between the Shadows of the Law and the Realities of Heaven.~
11 Thall  |       Realities of Heaven.~If the law, according to the apostle,
12 Procil |    accordance with which also the law is framed; because they
13 Thekla |       things in opposition to the law, "Thou shalt love the Lord
14 Thekla |        hands with murder, and the law forbids this, punishing
15 Thekla |        theft, poisoning, then the law is in opposition to destiny;
16 Thekla |       which destiny appointed the law prohibits, and those things
17 Thekla |        and those things which the law prohibits destiny compels
18 Thekla |          compels men to do. Hence law is hostile to destiny. But
19 Thekla |      nothing without it, then the law must needs be produced by
20 Thekla |      produced by destiny. But the law destroys destiny, teaching
21 Thekla |            God having appointed a law for the punishment of the
22 Tusiane|       things are contained in the law and the prophets; for they,
23 Tusiane|         II.-Figure, Image, Truth: Law Grace, Glory; Man Created
24 Tusiane| representatives of truth. For the law is indeed the figure and
25 Tusiane|         men of olden time and the law foretold to us the characteristics
26 Tusiane|        came by Moses, that is the Law, but not so goodly as the
27 Tusiane|     goodly as the Gospel. For the Law is a kind of figure and
28 Tusiane|           of God according to the law, nor shall he enter into
29  Domn  |     overcome by errors, since the law was not of itself sufficient
30  Domn  |         virginity, succeeding the law, governed men by the precepts
31  Domn  |      righteousness that is by the law had been to them sufficient
32  Domn  |           The olive signifies the law given to Moses in the desert,
33  Domn  |   inheritance when they broke the law. Lastly, the bramble not
34  Domn  |         not inaptly refers to the law which was given to the apostles
35  Domn  |          so that He gave them the law and manifested Himself to
36  Domn  |           to man, the evangelical law alone has saved all.~And
37  Domn  |      labour. But neither did this law rule mankind, for men did
38  Domn  |           cannot be helped by the law; the Spirit answering them
39  Domn  |                   Chapter IV.-The Law Useless for Salvation; The
40  Domn  |           for Salvation; The Last Law of Chastity Under the Figure
41  Domn  |           sent forth, by Moses, a law to rule them and recall
42  Domn  |           a long farewell to this law, turned to idolatry. Hence
43  Domn  |      exiles, and captivities, the law it self confessing, as it
44  Domn  |        will be hereafter no other law or doctrine but judgment
45  Domn  |           olive shadows forth the law of Moses, speaking thus: "
46  Domn  |         of the two olives are the law and the prophets, around,
47  Domn  |        their boughs - to wit, the law and the prophets-did we