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 1 I        |           things reserved for him shall come,"7it is clear that He has
 2 I        |                 it is clear that He has come to whom the things reserved
 3 I        |             former people, and this has come to pass through Jesus only. "
 4 I        |            Judah; for out of thee shall come forth a governor, which
 5 I        |               and may not be thought to come from us men. For if the
 6 I        |                it";36or again, "Evil is come down from the Lord unto
 7 I        |              but believing them to have come from the Demiurge,39Whom
 8 I        |              they were written and have come to us by inspiration of
 9 I        |               be typical. But when they come to particulars, it sometimes
10 I        |            shadow of the good things to come. For the perfect man resembles
11 I        |            shadow of the good things to come.49As man consists of body,
12 I        |                 what the good things to come are of which the law is
13 I        |                the ends of the ages are come";59and he hints at the things
14 I        |                 shadow of the things to come." 63Further, in the Epistle
15 I        |                occurred. ~18. And if we come also to the Mosaic code,
16 I        |            epistle he says, "But ye are come unto Mount Zion, and unto
17 I(124)   |                        2 That is, which come within the province of the
18 V        |               things past and things to come, must have regarded the
19 V        | self-consciousness of every one who has come to know it. To demonstrate
20 VII      |                     and so on, until we come to "And his office let another
21 IX       |    transgressions, till the seed should come to whom the promise hath
22 IX       |            faith. But now that faith is come, we are no longer under
23 X        |                 Scripture which seem to come near to being a stumbling-block
24 XIV      |                of a message supposed to come from God or from the Son
25 XIV      |            light." 264And, urging us to come to this light, the Word
26 XIV      |             Jerusalem; for thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord
27 XVII     |                must remark that here we come upon a deep and mysterious
28 XVIII    |               admit the fact, that they come, for instance, to forsake
29 XVIII    |                  And since this did not come to pass, God, as by a second
30 XVIII    |                 fulfilled the promise, "Come ye after me, and I will
31 XVIII    |                  Let no educated person come, no one wise, no one prudent;
32 XVIII    |                or a mere child, let him come boldly. Now the fact that
33 XVIII    |              thee." 357~~~~~~17. And if you come to the books written after
34 XVIII    |            saying, "Let no one educated come, no one wise, no one prudent."
35 XVIII    |          educated, wise, or prudent man come if he wishes to: but if
36 XVIII    |           promises to heal such if they come, making them all worthy
37 XVIII    |                 though they would never come near a gathering of sensible
38 XVIII    |     understanding Wisdom exhorts thus, "Come, eat ye of my bread, and
39 XVIII    |                not invite striplings to come and hear them? And do they
40 XX       |                Providence, or that they come from a Providence which
41 XX       |             opinions to those who shall come after him), "Come! if one
42 XX       |                 shall come after him), "Come! if one were to look down
43 XX       |               their nestlings; when men come upon these stones they think
44 XX       |            Suppose that other antidotes come to be known by the animals,
45 XX       |                as they are, and may you come to resemble those creatures
46 XXI      |                 all means to avoid sin, come let us briefly discuss a
47 XXI      |       intercourse, and then let a woman come upon the scene and solicit
48 XXI      |             depend on Him, and does not come from some different god,
49 XXI      |               those on the right hand, "Come, ye blessed of my Father,"
50 XXI      |               but hardeneth the earthy; come, let us see what it is they
51 XXI      |                they are liable, but may come to be numbered with those
52 XXI      |              passed their infancy, have come to better things, and remember
53 XXI      |             vomited them when they have come to the surface, even if
54 XXI      |               stony heart, of those who come to it, not if they are unwilling,
55 XXI      |          implant knowledge in those who come to it, by taking away the
56 XXI      |                 willing and the working come from God, it is not we who
57 XXIII    |              given event may or may not come to pass; he knows which
58 XXIII    |            foretold must certainly have come to pass"; for if Celsus
59 XXIII    |                 and perhaps supposed to come from them, says, "Be not
60 XXIII    |               them tell thee what shall come upon thee." 572We are thus
61 XXIII    |           everything in my nativity has come to pass. ~I answered, consider
62 XXIV     |               that nothing can possibly come out of nothing. Please tell
63 XXIV     |            qualities, and they have not come from the substances, because
64 XXV      |                 because the events will come to pass? And is it the truth
65 XXV      |               those on His right hand, "Come ye blessed of my Father,
66 XXVI(622)|                       3 "Does happiness come from self? Is it a thing
67 XXVI(622)|                some other kind? Does it come in the way of Divine dispensation,
68 XXVI     |               all these blessings shall come upon thee, and overtake
69 XXVI     |               pass over to the world to come, and allege that because
70 XXVI     |         opinions that some persons have come to believe that even after
71 XXVII    |               was hardened by the Lord, come, let us ask them a few questions.
72 XXVII    |            temporal and things eternal, come from God the Creator, Who
73 XXVII    |                 to punish, till they be come to the fulness of their
74 XXVII    |                 punishment, things that come from God, are never inflicted
75 XXVII    |              Saviour did not purpose to come for judgment, but His coming
76 Index    |              proved by prophecy to have come, 3 f. ~Mithrae, 87. ~Montanists,