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 1 PreGreek  |        Origen. Some say that the book, and also the division of
 2 PreGreek  |     above.] ~The contents of the book: a selection of passages
 3 I         |          in The Shepherd, ---- a book which some treat with contempt, ----
 4 I         |         in Romans from the third Book of Kings, "I have left for
 5 I         |      included in one list in the Book of Joshua the son of Nun.
 6 II        |         that sat on the throne a book written within and without,
 7 II        |        Who is worthy to open the book, and to loose the seals
 8 II        |      earth, was able to open the book, or to look thereon. And
 9 II        |         found worthy to open the book, or to look thereon: and
10 II        |       hath prevailed to open the book and the seven seals thereof." ~
11 II        |         you as the words of this book which is sealed, which men
12 II        |        for it is sealed: and the book shall be delivered into
13 V         |        inspired Scripture is one book. From the Introduction to
14 V         |        of sacred teaching is one book, and all other teaching
15 V         |          is not contained in one book, if we take the "books"
16 V         |          called "the roll of the book," saying, "In the roll of
17 V         |      saying, "In the roll of the book it is written of me." 159
18 V         |       phrase "in the roll of the book" to mean some one of the
19 V         |      tell me why he prefers that book to any other. To justify
20 V         |      that the word refers to the Book of the Psalms itself, he
21 V         |        should have been "In this book it is written concerning
22 V         |     again, is the meaning of the book being seen by John written
23 V         |       which is indicated by the "book"; written "in front" by
24 V         |         of holy truths being one book, and the opposite of these
25 V         |          the living there is one book from which they who have
26 V         |       them be blotted out of the book of the living," 162while
27 V         |          the unity of the Divine book even Moses testifies when
28 V         |          not, blot me out of thy book which thou hast written."164
29 V         |   prophecy that the words of the book were sealed, and were not
30 V         |          was learned because the book was sealed; but even this
31 V         |     passage in Ezekiel about the book there spoken of, wherein
32 V         |        music and woe." For every book contains the "woe" of the
33 V         |      that he ate one roll of the book,167wherein were written
34 V         |        whole of Scripture as one book, very sweet as a man understands
35 V         |    conviction as to what the one book means, and what the many,
36 V         |        of Christ, and publishing book after book which professes
37 V         |        and publishing book after book which professes to expound
38 IX        |          that are written in the book of the law to do them." 197
39 XIII      |         the account given in the Book of Joshua, the son of Nun.
40 XIV       |          In beginning this sixth book, we desire, holy Ambrose,
41 XIV       |    foregoing suffice." ~Again in Book VI., in reply to the statement
42 XIV       |   according to the flesh, is the Book of the generation of Jesus
43 XVI       |          heresies in the Church. Book III. against Celsus. ~1.
44 XVII      |      Maker of the world? ~And in Book V., treating of the same
45 XVIII     |      towards the end of the same book, Book I., respecting the
46 XVIII     |        the end of the same book, Book I., respecting the statement
47 XVIII     |         Philosophy." ~15. And in Book III. of the same treatise
48 XVIII     |          the Psalms may find the book full of many wise doctrines.
49 XVIII(373)|    Registers, etc., see Bingham, Book x. chap. II. ~
50 XVIII(374)|      baptism." ---- See Bingham, Book x. chap. II. sec. xvii. ~
51 XIX       |       again, earlier in the same book, Origen says, That our faith
52 XX        |          connected with it. From Book IV. against Celsus. ~1.
53 XX        |         give such a title to his book? Let us see, then, what
54 XX        | truthfulness in the title of his book, think that ants, at all
55 XX        | accordance with the title of the book (it is called "Proverbs ")
56 XX        |       correction. But our fourth book is now large enough, and
57 XXI       |      that hath mercy." 494In the Book of Psalms Solomon says (
58 XXII      |         to their condition. From Book v. against Celsus. ~1. Now
59 XXII      |       And the same Moses, in the book called Genesis, gives an
60 XXII      |          earth." And also in the book entitled "The Wisdom of
61 XXIII     |          elements of truth. From Book III. of the Commentaries
62 XXIII     |         were to read a prophetic book in which the conduct of
63 XXIII     |  accomplished, to think that the book was the cause of what afterwards
64 XXIII     | afterwards occurred, because the book showed him the future conduct
65 XXIII     |      should imagine that not the book was the cause, but he who
66 XXIII     |      wrote it, or He Who had the book written, God Himself, if
67 XXIII     |         me." 539And in the third Book of the Kings even the name
68 XXIII     |          is further discussed in Book II. of the treatise against
69 XXIII     |      shall betray me." 559~~~~~~From Book III. of the Commentary on
70 XXIII     |          be rolled together as a book," 563shows that the declarations
71 XXIII     |        and confessed in the same book from which we quoted the
72 XXIII     |      everlasting engraved in the book of the heavens, a book worthy
73 XXIII     |       the book of the heavens, a book worthy of God. And, secondly,
74 XXIII     |       haphazard, they read God's book; and thus they do the things
75 XXIII     |   seeming results of "Nativity," Book X. ~22. The Father. ----
76 XXIV      |          the cause of evil. From Book VII. of the Praeparatio
77 XXIV      |          foregoing is taken from Book VII. of the Praeparatio
78 XXV       |        away with Free Will. From Book I. of the Commentary on
79 XXVI      |        which are written in this book, that thou mayest fear this
80 XXVI      |      which is not written in the book of this law, will the Lord
81 XXVII     |        Nearly all readers of the Book of Exodus, both they who
82 XXVII     |     threats is found also in the Book of Exodus: "And all the
83 XXVII     |     beseech those that read this book, that they be not discouraged
84 XXVII(685)|         also Chap, ii. 3 of this book. ~
85 XXVII     |     doomed to perdition. ~And in Book II. of the Commentaries
86 Index     |       must be apt to teach, 103.~Book of the living, 40.~Brahmans,