Discourse

 1  Marc  |  thought it nothing unseemly to take their own sisters for wives,
 2  Marc  |   ungodly shall not thrive, nor take deep rooting from bastard
 3  Marc  |          nor lust of the flesh, take hold of me."17 And in the
 4  Marc  |          When it is present men take example at it; and when
 5  Marc  |        the Truth and the Light, take in hand when He came down
 6 Theoph |        to the divine Creator to take away from it, so that the
 7 Theoph |         and to Job, "Didst thou take clay and form a living creature,
 8 Theoph |       God. And that you may not take refuge behind a safe wall,
 9 Theoph |       silver, or brass, and, to take it collectively, the whole
10 Theoph |      sweeter, did not intend to take away the inferior, but arranges
11  Thal  |       history; for if we are to take the Scripture as a bare
12  Thal  |    means, as I said, intends to take it according to its mere
13  Thal  |       before him, that he might take away occasion for the abuse
14  Thal  | subjects.~Let any one who will, take in his hand the Epistle
15 Theop  |       our subject, come, let us take in our hands and examine
16 Theop  |  everywhere the divine writings take the willow as the type of
17 Theop  |      mortal bodies, nor do they take a low view of the meaning
18 Thall  |         God commands Abraham,5 "Take Me an heifer of three years
19 Thall  |         should will to come and take any of us away in the first
20 Thall  |      charms of the body, nor to take delight in unseemly sights,
21 Thall  |   himself to the Lord shall not take of the fruits of the plant
22 Thall  |    righteousness for the Word. "Take heed to yourselves," says
23 Procil |     stones; and the souls which take care of the body, place
24 Thekla |       us to look upwards and to take our flight aloft, and to
25 Thekla |         the pleasures of error, take their flight downwards,
26 Thekla |        Before Others.~Those who take a downward flight, and fall
27 Thekla |        if you overcome him, and take away the seven crowns which
28 Tusiane|         a Sabbath. And ye shall take you on the first day the
29 Tusiane|        works of righteousness.I take, therefore, on the first
30 Tusiane|     what follows.~"And ye shall take yon," He says, "on the first
31 Tusiane|       Restrained.~"And ye shall take you on the first day the
32 Tusiane|         which He commands us to take after the palm branches;
33 Tusiane|     does He will that we should take? Willow branches; by that
34  Domn  |     meanwhile not being able to take the whole fruit and the
35 Arete  |       not spoken so clearly, to take up and go through with earnestness