Discourse

 1 Intro(1)|          heart," and whose life on earth is controlled by the promise, "
 2  Marc   |          the soul upwards from the earth, not turning aside from
 3  Marc   |   undefiled bosom of the Almighty.~Earth could not bring forth this
 4  Marc   |            walking indeed upon the earth, but as also reaching up
 5  Marc   |             ye are the salt of the earth,"8 said the Lord to the
 6  Marc   |       which were redeemed from the earth. These are they which were
 7 Theoph  |         and make it speak upon the earth? "7 and Job draws near to
 8 Theoph  |          planted in the productive earth. For that which is sown
 9 Theoph  |          the whole of the workable earth, injure those who, ungratefully
10 Theoph  |          the soft flesh out of the earth, but only the Supreme Artist
11 Theoph  |         his hope is more vile than earth, and his life of less value
12  Thal   |          after the creation of the earth and the firmament, was formed
13  Thal   |            the beginning. When the earth was still virgin and untilled,
14  Thal   |         and unbroken course to the earth, Theopatra, she said, followed
15 Thall   | fratricidal hands, and defiled the earth with the blood of his own
16 Agathe  |           come to send fire on the earth; and what will I if it be
17 Agathe  |           kindled? "meaning by the earth our bodies, in which He
18 Procil  |      others the inheritance of the earth, and to others to see the
19 Thekla  |           be weighed down upon the earth, but that it should soar
20 Thekla  |          and weigh you down to the earth; nor let sorrow transform
21 Thekla  |           and did cast them to the earth: and the dragon stood before
22 Thekla  |           darkness shall cover the earth, and gross darkness the
23 Thekla  |        seen such things? Shall the earth be made to bring forth in
24 Thekla  |         whole family in heaven and earth is named, that He would
25 Thekla  |        tail, and drew them down to earth, are the bodies of heresies;
26 Thekla  |         God having made heaven and earth, and the things which are
27 Thekla  |            well-rounded globe, the earth having a central point.
28 Thekla  |   distances of the parts, that the earth should be the centre of
29 Thekla  |        without a point,-surely the earth consisted before all, they
30 Thekla  |          spherical, and having the earth for its central point, as
31 Thekla  |     circumference falling upon the earth are equal to one another,
32 Thekla  |         than men, looking upon the earth, and their weak and lawless
33 Tusiane |           that had fallen upon the earth, which at length, in the
34 Tusiane |        creation, the fruits of the earth having been gathered in,
35 Tusiane |            made the heaven and the earth, and finished the whole
36 Tusiane |             when the fruits of the earth have been gathered in, we
37 Tusiane |           inconceivable power; the earth still yielding its fruits,
38 Tusiane |            things arising from the earth, and winged creatures, and
39 Tusiane |      transgression and bent to the earth, God putting an end to sin
40 Tusiane |          all the quadrupeds of the earth would suffice as a burnt-offering
41  Domn   |           trees growing out of the earth, is clear. For inanimate
42  Domn   |         fixed by deep roots to the earth. But altogether are these
43  Domn   |           by the Lord of the whole earth," signifying the two first-born