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  1 TransPre| constructed with earnestness and wisdom, ---- unaptly crowned, it
  2 PreGreek|           as Cyril with his ripe wisdom tells us, "We ought not
  3 I       |         supposed to stand in the wisdom of men, and not in the power
  4 I       |       not by persuasive words of wisdom, but by demonstration of
  5 I       |        unto perfection, that the wisdom spoken to the perfect may
  6 I       |         us.24For He Who has this wisdom promises to speak it among
  7 I       |          it among the perfect, a wisdom other than the wisdom of
  8 I       |          a wisdom other than the wisdom of this world and the wisdom
  9 I       |     wisdom of this world and the wisdom of the ruler of this world,
 10 I       |      brought to nought. And this wisdom shall be plainly stamped
 11 I       |         not in words which man's wisdom teacheth, but which the
 12 I       |        speaks: "Howbeit we speak wisdom among the perfect; yet a
 13 I       |         among the perfect; yet a wisdom not of this world, nor of
 14 I       |       nought: but we speak God's wisdom in a mystery, even the wisdom
 15 I       |    wisdom in a mystery, even the wisdom that hath been hidden, which
 16 I       |          we must everywhere seek wisdom in a mystery, "even the
 17 I       |          in a mystery, "even the wisdom which hath been hidden,
 18 I       |    linked together by the Divine wisdom with a power truly worthy
 19 I       |        power truly worthy of the wisdom of God. For it was the Spirit'
 20 I       |         every detail as the deep wisdom of God, without rejecting
 21 I       |  speaking from the depths of His wisdom,101we must understand that
 22 I       |          the hidden treasures of wisdom and knowledge:108which the
 23 I       |         so also the true word of wisdom concerning all these, being
 24 I       |         the apprehension of that wisdom. But if a man rashly enters
 25 I       |      aware of the mystery of the wisdom of God and of the Word Who
 26 I       |          God, and conform to His wisdom, he must of necessity fall
 27 I       |         without something of the wisdom of God; for He Who gave
 28 I       |          of the Word, and of the wisdom hidden in a mystery,119which
 29 II      |         not in words which man's wisdom teacheth, but which the
 30 II      |       parallel meaning which the wisdom of God had constantly in
 31 II      |   Scriptures supplied superhuman wisdom to the race of man, having,
 32 II      |     saving truths, traces of the wisdom of God, in every letter
 33 III     |        as an introduction to the wisdom and the Divine doctrines
 34 III     |     books are an alphabet of the wisdom of God and an introduction
 35 IV      |       not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration of
 36 IV      |          of knowledge and hidden wisdom,143and we take the "earthen
 37 IV      |   believers may not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power
 38 V       |       words of the simpler kind? Wisdom herself tells the perishing, "
 39 XIII    |         of embroiderers with the wisdom of God, different garments
 40 XIII    |          the Hebrews through the wisdom of God turned to godly purposes?
 41 XIII    |      away one might say from the wisdom of God, he became Pharaoh'
 42 XIV     |       not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration of
 43 XIV     |          should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power
 44 XIV     |          who pride themselves on wisdom and their knowledge of theology
 45 XIV     |         Scripture terms it, "the wisdom of men" and "wisdom after
 46 XIV     |          the wisdom of men" and "wisdom after the flesh " 270hinting
 47 XIV     |        containing oracles of the wisdom hidden in a mystery, which
 48 XIV     |       hidden in a mystery, which wisdom "God foreordained before
 49 XVIII   |        that they prefer folly to wisdom in life; moreover, that
 50 XVIII   |           maintain that "worldly wisdom is a bad thing, and foolishness
 51 XVIII   |         Him Who, with surpassing wisdom and Divine magnanimity,
 52 XVIII   |   Egyptians, and traces of their wisdom may be seen in the worship
 53 XVIII   |          acquainted with all the wisdom of the Egyptians, though,
 54 XVIII   |          Christians say, "Wordly wisdom is a bad thing, and foolishness
 55 XVIII   |          he may be wise. For the wisdom of this world is foolishness
 56 XVIII   |          without qualification, "Wisdom is foolishness with God,"
 57 XVIII   |  foolishness with God," but "the wisdom of this world" Again, he
 58 XVIII   |       wise." Well, then, by "the wisdom of the world" we mean all
 59 XVIII   |         on grounds of reason and wisdom, than on the strength of
 60 XVIII   |           For seeing that in the wisdom of God the world through
 61 XVIII   |        God the world through its wisdom knew not God, it was God'
 62 XVIII   |    should have been known in the wisdom of God. And since this did
 63 XVIII   |        the power of God, and the wisdom of God." ~And towards the
 64 XVIII   |         general esteem for their wisdom, who could think and speak
 65 XVIII   |         persuasive words of that wisdom which is shown in style
 66 XVIII   |           would have been in the wisdom of men and not in the power
 67 XVIII   |       not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration of
 68 XVIII   |          should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power
 69 XVIII   |         the power of God and the wisdom of God,347He that is called
 70 XVIII   |          prudent; for education, wisdom, and prudence are with us
 71 XVIII   |        is found to invite men to wisdom, they must be blamed who
 72 XVIII   |   believers from the practice of wisdom. ~16. That the Word means
 73 XVIII   |         and hidden things of thy wisdom." 350And any reader of the
 74 XVIII   |    Solomon, because he asked for wisdom, received it;351and the
 75 XVIII   |            and the proofs of his wisdom may be seen in his works,
 76 XVIII   |         discover many praises of wisdom and many admonitions as
 77 XVIII   |        half was not told me: thy wisdom and riches exceed all the
 78 XVIII   |   Solomon, "And God gave Solomon wisdom and understanding exceeding
 79 XVIII   |          seashore. And Solomon's wisdom excelled the understanding
 80 XVIII   |          prided himself upon his wisdom, "Surely thou art not wiser
 81 XVIII   |  honouring those who claimed His wisdom more than He did the crowds.
 82 XVIII   |         placed first the word of wisdom, and second, as inferior
 83 XVIII   |        was instructed in all the wisdom of the Egyptians." 361And
 84 XVIII   |   nothing in comparison with the wisdom in Moses, which surpassed
 85 XVIII   |          which surpassed all the wisdom of the Egyptians. ~18. But
 86 XVIII   |      themselves on their Grecian wisdom, has probably moved some
 87 XVIII   |       the Word says that this is wisdom of the world which is being
 88 XVIII   |       stultified, and that it is wisdom of this present life.363
 89 XVIII   |  doctrines the Word says are the wisdom of God. Paul, with his love
 90 XVIII   |   knowledge of wickedness is not wisdom; and, if I may use the term,
 91 XVIII   |          they may earnestly seek wisdom, and may give heed to Solomon'
 92 XVIII   |        are without understanding Wisdom exhorts thus, "Come, eat
 93 XIX     |          the very Word, and very Wisdom, and very Truth; and we
 94 XX      |      came into being through the wisdom of Providence, and God is
 95 XX      |        that the animals have not wisdom or reason, but that for
 96 XX      |        has by exercising his own wisdom made the discovery, all
 97 XX      |         Who is God the Word, and Wisdom, and Truth, and Righteousness,
 98 XXI     |       both we and our words: All wisdom also and knowledge of workmanship?" 479
 99 XXII    |        in the book entitled "The Wisdom of Solomon," where wisdom
100 XXII    |        Wisdom of Solomon," where wisdom and the confusion of languages,
101 XXII    |          what is said concerning wisdom: "Moreover the nations in
102 XXII    |        the secret oracles of the wisdom of God, concerning which
103 XXII    |          said, "A malicious soul wisdom shall not enter, nor dwell
104 XXIII   |   account of what our paragon of wisdom, Celsus, said: "Being God
105 XXV(607)|      revelations of the Word and Wisdom. The Logos dwelt in an unique
106 XXVI    |        some of those who profess wisdom according to Christ have
107 XXVI    |         perfect and have not the wisdom of God, he is accounted
108 XXVII   |         goodness and justice and wisdom. ~4. Something like this,