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  1 I    |             has its antitype.~ In the law some things~  were literally
  2 I    |          nationalities to observe the law they promulgated, and accept
  3 I    |              zealous observers of the law of Moses and eager disciples
  4 I    |           that they who submit to the law of Moses are hated by the
  5 I    |              spiritual meaning of the law of Moses, shone forth by
  6 I    |            who might suspect that the law and the prophets were not
  7 I    |             And the light also of the law of Moses, though it had
  8 I    |              perfect by the spiritual law, which has a shadow of the
  9 I    |            glory,48from the spiritual law which hath a shadow of the
 10 I    |              going on to explain this law, he adds, "Is it for the
 11 I    |              to come are of which the law is a shadow. And in general,
 12 I    |               who think they read the law though they do not understand
 13 I    |           that desire to be under the law, do ye not hear the law? 62
 14 I    |               law, do ye not hear the law? 62For it is written, that
 15 I    |           that desire to be under the law": not "Ye that are under
 16 I    |            not "Ye that are under the law"; and, "Do you not hear
 17 I    |             and, "Do you not hear the law?": the hearing in his judgment
 18 I    |               the whole giving of the law, he says, "Let no man therefore
 19 I    |       marvellous, through the written law, the laws of the Truth are
 20 I    |                 16. If the use of the Law had been everywhere made
 21 I    | impossibilities to be embedded in the Law and the historical portion,
 22 I    |     understand even the giving of the Law, for therein we may frequently
 23 I    |         adapted to the times when the Law was given; sometimes, however,
 24 I    |          corporeal" sense; nor in the Law and the Commandments does
 25 I    |             the Apostle lays down the law thus: "Was any man called
 26 I    |             actual history and of the Law, which in its literal sense
 27 I    |               and that no part of the Law is to be literally observed,
 28 I    |           that we are not to keep any law or commandments of His:
 29 I    |               nothing in Prophecy, or Law, or Gospel, or Apostle,
 30 I    |              Scriptures and the whole Law, and invented a different
 31 I    |              besides Him Who gave the Law and the Prophets, besides
 32 I    |          however; but He Who gave the Law also gave the Gospel, He
 33 I    |             made.123The things of the Law and the Prophets which are
 34 I    |             akin to the things of the Law and the Prophets which are
 35 I    |               things contained in the Law; and then let us search,
 36 II   |               wise pass away from the law, till all things be accomplished." 135
 37 VI   |               Old and the New, or the Law and the Prophets, or Gospel
 38 VI   |              or the Prophets with the Law, or the Gospels with one
 39 VI   |               upon the strings of the Law, now upon those of the Gospel
 40 VIII |                but in laying down the law respecting transgression,
 41 IX   |             words, "What then? Is the law sin?" 196~~~~~~1. One term,
 42 IX   |               sin?" 196~~~~~~1. One term, law, may be used, but the scriptural
 43 IX   |            the scriptural account of "law" is not everywhere one and
 44 IX   |          literal meaning of the word "law," then the special significance
 45 IX   |               is found. Now the word "law" is intended to serve not
 46 IX   |       convince anybody that the word "law" has many meanings. As an
 47 IX   |               are of the works of the law are under a curse: for it
 48 IX   |            written in the book of the law to do them." 197It is clear
 49 IX   |              we have here the literal law of Moses, enjoining on those
 50 IX   |             in the same Epistle, "The law was added because of transgressions,
 51 IX   |              of another, "So that the law hath been our tutor to bring
 52 IX   |           Christ Jesus." 199And that "law" also denotes the historical
 53 IX   |           that desire to be under the law, do ye not hear the law?
 54 IX   |               law, do ye not hear the law? For it is written, that
 55 IX   |           even the Psalms are called "law," as is plain from the passage, "
 56 IX   |              that is written in their law, They hated me without a
 57 IX   |         prophecy of Isaiah is called "law" by the Apostle, who tells
 58 IX   |        Apostle, who tells us, "In the law it is written, By men of
 59 IX   |               and Divine sense of the law; as, for instance, "We know
 60 IX   |           instance, "We know that the law is spiritual."203And besides
 61 IX   |               must not do, is called "law." This is proved by the
 62 IX   |            the Gentiles which have no law do by nature the things
 63 IX   |              nature the things of the law, these, having no law, are
 64 IX   |             the law, these, having no law, are a law unto themselves;
 65 IX   |           these, having no law, are a law unto themselves; in that
 66 IX   |             they show the work of the law written in their hearts,
 67 IX   |        witness therewith." 204For the law written in men's hearts
 68 IX   |           nature do the things of the law, is no other than the law
 69 IX   |             law, is no other than the law of common morality by nature
 70 IX   |                This is the meaning of law in the words,"Sin is not
 71 IX   |             imputed where there is no law," 206and in these, "I had
 72 IX   |          known sin except through the law." 207For before the Mosaic
 73 IX   |                 For before the Mosaic law was given sin is found to
 74 IX   |           came to know sin before the law of Moses was given. And
 75 IX   |             meanings of the one word "law" are discovered in the same
 76 IX   |            ever that; "apart from the law, the law of nature, a righteousness
 77 IX   |               apart from the law, the law of nature, a righteousness
 78 IX   |                being witnessed by the law and the prophets." 211And
 79 IX   |            the double meaning of "the law," that if we are to understand
 80 IX   |            are to understand the same law to be referred to in both
 81 IX   |                But now apart from the law a righteousness of God hath
 82 IX   |                Being witnessed by the law and the prophets," we must
 83 IX   |             manifested apart from the Law, it is not witnessed by
 84 IX   |               is not witnessed by the Law; and if it is witnessed
 85 IX   |             if it is witnessed by the Law, it hath not been manifested
 86 IX   |             manifested apart from the Law. The truth is that the law
 87 IX   |            Law. The truth is that the law of nature by no means witnesses
 88 IX   |           that righteousness; but the Law of Moses, not the letter,
 89 IX   |     accordance with the spirit of the law, and as does the spiritual
 90 IX   |          wherein the functions of the Law are set forth in different
 91 XI   |             nor foul the water of the Law; and while there are some
 92 XIII |           make you an expert in Roman law, or a philosopher in. one
 93 XIII |          after being nourished in the law of God and the Divine worship
 94 XIV  |                If any man would go to law with thee, and take away
 95 XVIII|               assenting to the Judaic law and acknowledging the lawgiver,
 96 XVIII|              Scripture containing the Law and the history of the Jewish
 97 XVIII|              so God when He gives the law in Jesus Christ to all men
 98 XVIII|               obscure passages in the Law and the Prophets, and the
 99 XX   |            will find, not only in the Law but in the Prophets, that
100 XX   |             wonderful precepts of the law of Moses we must place such
101 XXIII|             whole dispensation of the Law and the Prophets, and the
102 XXIII|             between the things in the Law and that which is written
103 XXIII|             commands of God's written law, they produce the better
104 XXVI |              do all the words of this law which are written in this
105 XXVI |           written in the book of this law, will the Lord bring upon
106 XXVI |           charge is brought, kept the law; Elias, for instance, the
107 XXVI |               that these men kept the law. And we will ask whether
108 XXVI |             lot of those who kept the law. And if they cannot show
109 XXVI |            their supposition that the law threatens the ungodly with
110 XXVII|               his children forsake my law, and walk not in my judgments;
111 Index|               knowledge, 11, 31, 32. ~Law, various uses of the word,
112 Index|               uses of the word, 48 f.~Law of Moses, some commands
113 Index|             and unreasonable, 17, 19.~Law of nature, 49.~Libyans,
114 Index|              clean and unclean in the Law of Moses, 131. (See alto