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 1 Pre          |     the Apostolic message. Its form varied in some details in
 2 Pre          |      prophecy was the earliest form of Christian evidence; and
 3 Pre          |       errors of expression and form to blind us to the nobility
 4 Int          | Christian Evidence, though its form is not controversial. ~A
 5 Int          |       on it in its abbreviated form. ~(3) The statement that
 6 Int          |    were to take place in human form: even the Son of God, that
 7 Int          |      are familiar to us in the form " The dew of thy youth is
 8 Int          |      in a fresh and attractive form in a book entitled "Testimonies,"
 9 Int          |        in a slightly different form, and again as quoted from
10 Text, 5      |     the Spirit gives order and form to the diversity of the
11 Text, 6      |      prophets according to the form of their prophesying and
12 Text, 11     |   earth. For He traced His own form on the formation,37 that
13 Text, 11     |       seen should be of divine form: for (as) the image of God
14 Text, 26     |    command of God, the visible form on earth of those things
15 Text, 26     |   heavens, and a figure of the form of the Church, and a prophecy
16 Text, 34     |       things through a visible form. For He it is who illuminates
17 Text, 43(124)|    Voice at the Baptism in the form " Thou art my Son, this
18 Text, 44     |    were to take place in human form: even the Son of God, that
19 Text, 60     |   reins, he declares His human form and aspect, and His own
20 Text, 63(178)|      prophecy in the Matthaean form, which differs much from
21 Text, 63(178)|   words twice in the Matthaean form, but with the ... (Ap. I,
22 Text, 65(181)|        quoted in the Matthaean form, and ascribed to Isaiah
23 Text, 68     |        without glory shall thy form be from men. And many races
24 Text, 68     |         and there is to him no form nor glory: and we saw him,
25 Text, 68     |      we saw him, and he had no form nor beauty: and his form
26 Text, 68     |       form nor beauty: and his form was without honour, meaner
27 Text, 69     |  humiliation: according to the form of the abasement was the
28 Text, 84(232)|     Dial. 36) makes the humble form of our Lord's humanity ...