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  1 TransPre  |           we find in Origen's own words about Holy Scripture a deep
  2 PreGreek  |    selection of passages from the words of the impious Origen. [
  3 I         |          only. "For they," so the words stand, "have moved me to
  4 I         |         new doctrines and strange words welcomed the Apostles, and
  5 I         |          bearing witness to their words both by signs and wonders
  6 I         |      Jesus, and making use of the words of the prophets concerning
  7 I         |           attentive reader of the words of the prophets, if his
  8 I         |         what we believe to be the words of God are not human compositions.
  9 I         |          with all his soul to the words of God. If, however, the
 10 I         |       multitude not by persuasive words of wisdom, but by demonstration
 11 I         |       heretics when they read the words, "A fire is kindled in mine
 12 I         |      things we also speak, not in words which man's wisdom teacheth,
 13 I         |   complete mysteries. The precise words are these: "Woe unto you
 14 I         |           thou mayest answer with words of truth to those who try
 15 I         |     another epistle he quotes the words, "Thou shalt make all things
 16 I         |        Sometimes it is only a few words, not literally true, which
 17 I         |     sophistically trifle with the words, and confront you with frigid
 18 I         |     Apostle Paul uses the express words? And what are we to say
 19 I         |           letter of the Apostle's words, "Admonish the disorderly,
 20 I         |       describe. ~22. The inspired words relate that God chose out
 21 I         |       Israel,97we do not take the words in the same sense as the
 22 I(101)    |     Rufinus, "If we listen to the words of Paul as the words of
 23 I(101)    |          the words of Paul as the words of Christ speaking in him." ~
 24 I         |          earth: therefore let thy words be few." 112And it is fitting
 25 II        |         1st Psalm. ~1. The Divine words say that the Divine Scriptures
 26 II        |    sayings shall be to you as the words of this book which is sealed,
 27 II        |        faint echoes of the Divine words. This was what the Saviour
 28 II        |          a knowlege of the Divine words when He said, "Which things
 29 II        |      things also we speak, not in words which man's wisdom teacheth,
 30 II        |          he says: ---- ~4. If the words of the Lord are pure words,
 31 II        |        words of the Lord are pure words, as silver tried in a furnace,
 32 IV        |      speech was not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration
 33 V         |          of the flesh." 149If the words before us had not a hidden
 34 V         |                  2. As far as the words go there are two possible
 35 V         |      First of all, we adduced the words of Ecclesiastes, "My son,
 36 V         |    Proverbs, "In the multitude of words thou shalt not escape sin,
 37 V         |         if the mere speaking many words is much speaking, even if
 38 V         |        speak many holy and saving words. If this be so, and he who
 39 V         |       indulges in a "multitude of words," Solomon himself did not
 40 V         |         be effective without many words of the simpler kind? Wisdom
 41 V         |        perishing, "I prolonged my words unto you, and ye did not
 42 V         |           that "in a multitude of words thou wilt not escape sin";
 43 V         |       sinned though he spake many words about the above-mentioned
 44 V         |      inquire what "a multitude of words" is, and then pass on to
 45 V         |            is not "a multitude of words," for it is not "words ";
 46 V         |         of words," for it is not "words "; there is one Word 157
 47 V         |        the whole Word. But as for words other than this Word, which
 48 V         |         we may believe them to be words respecting truth, ---- what
 49 V         |          a word, but each of them words. For the unit can nowhere
 50 V         |          not on the number of the words, see whether we cannot say
 51 V         |           must point out that the words should have been "In this
 52 V         |          of his prophecy that the words of the book were sealed,
 53 VI(174)   |                      1 R.V., "The words of the wise are as goads,
 54 VI(174)   |       nails well fastened are the words of the masters of assemblies,
 55 VI        |   Preacher,175all the Scriptures, words of the wise, are as goads,
 56 VI        |           as nails well fastened, words which were given from collections
 57 VII       |        Spirit Who speaks, for the words are clearly the Saviour'
 58 VIII      |          A reader glancing at the words as they stand might suppose
 59 IX        |         Romans, Volume IX. on the words, "What then? Is the law
 60 IX        |        what we do with most other words; for there are other instances
 61 IX        |           proved by the following words of the Apostle: "For when
 62 IX        |         the meaning of law in the words,"Sin is not imputed where
 63 IX        |           invariably use the same words to denote the same things;
 64 X         |     botanist, nor can dissect the words of the Prophets, you must
 65 XI        |         are shadowed out in these words. Every good pasture, and
 66 XI        |   reminded of better sheep in the words, "And as for my sheep, they
 67 XII       |         those many in number, the words of the Psalm will prove, "
 68 XIV       |       ordinary acceptation of the words; for Aquila preserved the
 69 XIV       |        investigate the meaning of words, where they deal with the
 70 XIV       |    determine the exact meaning of words in different languages,
 71 XIV       |           close connection of the words and the order of the incidents,
 72 XIV       |   preaching was not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration
 73 XIV       |        and grace be shed over his words,244and effective speakers
 74 XIV       |          no means communicable in words, but is acquired through
 75 XIV       |       Good is not communicable in words," 249and who say that "from
 76 XIV       |        not at all communicable in words, and believing that God
 77 XIV       |       hearers, so that, employing words familiar to them, it might
 78 XIV       |          paid no attention to the words of the 45th Psalm, the Psalm "
 79 XIV       |          and marred more than the words "born of men," in the passage
 80 XIV       |         For we might say that the words of the philosophers, being "
 81 XIV       |         men who have been born of words with a great voice, such
 82 XIV       |           to hear the unutterable words thence proceeding. For we
 83 XVI       |         writings of Moses and the words of the Prophets. Similarly,
 84 XVI       |            men who understand the words, "Blessed are the peacemakers," 308
 85 XVII(310) |           maintained that all the words of a language were formed
 86 XVII(311) |           2 According to Epicurus words, were formed originally,
 87 XVII(311) |   expression, call it a stream of words." ---- A. Gellius, Bk. v.
 88 XVII      |       well-compacted system, with words known to extremely few, ----
 89 XVIII     |           laws to the people, his words are regarded as empty fables,
 90 XVIII     |        does not give Paul's exact words, which run thus: "If any
 91 XVIII     |       preaching was in persuasive words of that wisdom which is
 92 XVIII     |  preaching were not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration
 93 XVIII     |        into every land, and their words unto the end of the world." 334
 94 XVIII     |       contain much thought in few words, and in which you may discover
 95 XVIII     |        Howbeit I believed not the words, until I came, and mine
 96 XVIII     |          Hosea, in his concluding words, exclaims, "Who is wise,
 97 XVIII     |           to such an one that the words are not, "No wise man after
 98 XVIII     |        may give heed to Solomon's words, "Ye fools, be of an understanding
 99 XX        |          lines, I might quote the words of Solomon in the Proverbs: "
100 XX        | strongholds of kings." 406But the words are not clear, and I therefore
101 XX        |        pleasure of him who in the words of our Scriptures is called "
102 XX        |         slave he rejoiced; in the words of the poet, "The noble
103 XX        |            and this is so, in the words of Celsus, "in order that
104 XX        |          and they who neglect the words intended to turn them may
105 XXI       |           one which heareth these words of mine, and doeth them,
106 XXI       |           God are both we and our words: All wisdom also and knowledge
107 XXI       |         and in explanation of the words, "On whom he will he hath
108 XXI       |        will say who from the bare words seeks to destroy Free Will.
109 XXI       |       were not for the additional words, "Lest haply they should
110 XXI       |           it is, when we find the words, "Lest haply they should
111 XXI       |      themselves so take the above words, to have had this motive
112 XXI       |           things and heard Divine words, they did not profit, while
113 XXI       |            Now let us look at the words, "So then it is not of him
114 XXI       |        think, we can offer to the words, "So then it is not of him
115 XXI       |           think, accounts for the words, "It is not of him that
116 XXI       |           For if we must take the words, "It is not of him that
117 XXI       |         who makes this use of the words, if he can imagine the Apostle
118 XXI       |           cannot, so far as these words go, be held responsible.
119 XXII      |           not to repeat the exact words of Celsus already quoted,
120 XXIII(537)|         Ox. 1843) says "the three words texni/thj, dhmiourgo_j,
121 XXIII     |        that we were examining the words, "Let the lights be for
122 XXIII     |         if any one interprets the words certainly will be in the
123 XXIII     |        not shown by the following words which we shall quote: "Neither
124 XXIII     |      Laius, either in the precise words of the tragic poet, or in
125 XXIII     |        says, "I heard unspeakable words, which it is not lawful
126 XXIII     |          from which we quoted the words, "I read in the pages of
127 XXIII     |    Nothing can be truer than your words. ~
128 XXV       |     Epistle to the Romans, at the words "separated unto the gospel
129 XXV       |          and also make use of the words in the Psalms, "The wicked
130 XXV       |           on the clearness of the words, whether the wicked who
131 XXV       |      called to be an Apostle. The words stand thus: "We know that
132 XXV       |           is clearly shown by the words, "We know that all things
133 XXV       |         be adduced, we uphold the words, "Well done, good and faithful
134 XXV       |          sound reason also in the words, "Thou wicked and slothful
135 XXV       |           even supposing that the words "Separated unto the gospel
136 XXVI      |          on the 4th Psalm, at the words, "Many say, who will show
137 XXVI      |         healeth thee." 627And the words also from Deuteronomy against
138 XXVI      |         not observe to do all the words of this law which are written
139 XXVI      |           if we are to handle the words, "Many say, who will show
140 XXVI      |    sometimes, I suppose, even use words in a wrong sense, we must
141 XXVII     |          the frequently occurring words, "The Lord hardened the
142 XXVII     |           way of interpreting the words, "The Lord hardened the
143 XXVII     |          to be the meaning of the words,"The Lord hardened the heart
144 XXVII     |         our head, suffice for the words, "And the Lord hardened
145 XXVII     |     discover in the Apostle's own words the softer meaning he desires: "
146 XXVII     |        the literal meaning of the words, that Pharaoh's heart was
147 XXVII     |         think they understand the words, "The Lord hardened the
148 XXVII     |        not God at all; but if the words were truly spoken, I would