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 1 I         |        believers. Let us, however, take what Paul says in the first
 2 I         |          right hand. And we cannot take literally the passage in
 3 I         |            spiritual sense. Again, take the commandment, "Honour
 4 I         |        house of Israel,97we do not take the words in the same sense
 5 I         |       Jacob, inasmuch as we do not take them in the fleshly sense,
 6 I         |        Isaiah, how can we possibly take them to refer to the man
 7 IV        |            hidden wisdom,143and we take the "earthen vessels" in
 8 V         |       contained in one book, if we take the "books" in the ordinary
 9 V         |            thou hast written."164I take the passage in Isaiah the
10 VII       |         And his office let another take." Now if it is the Saviour
11 IX        |          As an illustration let us take what is said in the Epistle
12 XII       |          charmer, I would have you take that as an illustration
13 XIV       |        meanings, and distinctions. Take, for example, the word world.
14 XIV(241)  |                                1 I take this to be Origen's meaning.
15 XIV       |         argument may seem strange, take an illustration in proof
16 XIV       |        would be like the cooks who take care, the quality of the
17 XIV       |           sound doctrine, he would take care to learn the languages
18 XIV       |           go to law with thee, and take away thy coat, let him have
19 XVI       |      importance and practical use. Take the science of Medicine.
20 XVI       |            the healing art. Let us take another illustration, Philosophy,
21 XVII      |   conception of these things, will take care to apply different
22 XVII      |    Almighty" (for the interpreters take it differently), we shall
23 XVII      |           the Supreme God alone to take the name of other gods upon
24 XVIII     |         only course for any man to take; for in Christianity, not
25 XVIII     |        there is no Providence, and take the view of Epicurus and
26 XVIII     |      doctrine? The Philosophers, I take it, would gladly get together
27 XVIII     |         they do not wish slaves to take up Philosophy? Are we going
28 XX        |          obvious whichever way you take it; and it is silly to oppose
29 XX        |          the wild beasts, we shall take up this position. It is
30 XX        |         their authorities, and may take their share in such duties
31 XX        |           its characteristics, and take others, copies of I know
32 XX        |          the truth being that they take this natural remedy not
33 XX        |          them, or of men trying to take them either for sport or
34 XX        |          which is the best view to take, that God over All, and
35 XXI       |           of Pharaoh." ~b. "I will take away their stony hearts,
36 XXI       |          of virtue, or blame if we take the opposite course. We
37 XXI       |            a particular object. To take an illustration, suppose
38 XXI       |         and perish, let us in turn take some of these, and look
39 XXI       |        Ezekiel it is said, "I will take away their stony hearts,
40 XXI       |           long, not visiting us to take vengeance on our sins, but
41 XXI       | long-suffering perhaps lets things take their course, and by means
42 XXI       |      passage from Ezekiel, "I will take away their stony hearts
43 XXI       |         his instructor promises to take away the lack of education
44 XXI       |            Divine Word promises to take away the wickedness, which
45 XXI       |             and they themselves so take the above words, to have
46 XXI       |         culpable, inasmuch as they take no offence at the New Testament
47 XXI       |           hath mercy." 490They who take hold of the passage say, "
48 XXI       |          clear conviction, we will take an illustration from navigation.
49 XXI       |        hath mercy." For if we must take the words, "It is not of
50 XXI       |   movements to strike, or kill, or take away another man's goods,
51 XXII      |          daughters. And why need I take other instances from those
52 XXII      |          said to satisfy those who take their stand upon plain common-sense
53 XXIII     |          stars, that observers may take and know the signs from
54 XXIII     |       their sins. Or again, let us take the case of those who, because
55 XXIII     |   narratives of the Greeks, I will take the oracle addressed to
56 XXIII(580)|                           4 Lit., "take." ~
57 XXIV      |          in their own departments. Take architects, for example.
58 XXIV      |           one of two disputants to take up a false position, and
59 XXIV      |            the perception of evil. Take man, for instance. Before
60 XXV       |           of the events foreknown, take hold of such expressions
61 XXVI      |         from Deuteronomy they will take and use the passage, "And
62 XXVI      |             and the wealth we must take to be that ransom of a man'
63 XXVI      |           our efforts; and we must take the same view of the city
64 XXVII     |          with wickedness, let them take refuge in some other way
65 XXVII     |           mercy will I not utterly take from them." 678So, then,