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 1 PreGreek |          of their critical ability given them from above, and thereby
 2 I        |       notions and such light as is given by the things that are seen,
 3 I        |            few particulars must be given concerning Moses and Jesus
 4 I        |          the earth." And a sign is given to the house of David; for
 5 I        |         great sea-monster, and has given authority to His true disciples
 6 I        |            God uncreate, they have given themselves up to vain imaginations,
 7 I        |         there is need of the grace given to him who said, "We have
 8 I        |         may know the things freely given to us by God; which things
 9 I        |         the times when the Law was given; sometimes, however, no
10 I        |         these; and that Sichem was given to Joseph for his portion,86
11 I        |       sense, or not, and whether a given commandment is to be literally
12 I        |       inhabited by the nation, and given to them by God, is called
13 I        |           to whom the promises are given are not "corporeal." ~23.
14 III      |           and the Divine doctrines given to men in those Characters,
15 V        |        exercised the understanding given to you, condemned and forsook.
16 VI(174)  |           of assemblies, which are given from one shepherd." The
17 VI       |         fastened, words which were given from collections from one
18 VIII     | commandment respecting goodness is given, the singular is used ---- "
19 IX       |          before the Mosaic law was given sin is found to have been
20 IX       |        before the law of Moses was given. And do not be surprised
21 X        |       other purpose, and it is not given to everybody to know the
22 XIII     |          is clear from the account given in the Book of Joshua, the
23 XIII     |          also, Ask and it shall be given unto you. I have ventured
24 XIV      |          certain power from God be given to the speaker and grace
25 XIV      |     Scriptures, poor as it is, has given inspiration to true readers ----
26 XIV      |             must we suppose that a given statement is by reason of
27 XIV      |       small. The exact description given by Isaiah in the prophecy
28 XIV      |       mountain 285of which we have given an account. For in the eyes
29 XVII     |         that names are arbitrarily given? or, with the Stoics, that
30 XVII(314)|           after ": the names being given after the demons. See L.
31 XVII     |       discoveries respecting those given to the Angels of God, one
32 XVII     |          have a natural power in a given language, if they are translated
33 XVIII    |        very extraordinary help was given to Him, this would not have
34 XVIII    |       views of what was best, have given them proper guidance and
35 XX       |          and all such animals, are given to us to exercise and develop
36 XX       |           contention, that God has given us the power to capture
37 XX       |     discover by experiment what is given to the eagles as a natural
38 XX       |         can be defended; then have given clear grounds for rejecting
39 XX       |      indications of the future are given through such creatures as
40 XX       |            understanding the omens given by the "divine" slave he
41 XX       |           the information has been given to men by demons through
42 XX       |  constitutions of living creatures given proof to man of the rich
43 XXII     |           ears, nor holy things be given to the dogs, nor pearls
44 XXII     |           tbeir sins, forsaken and given up to the appointed rulers
45 XXII     |            the sins they committed given up unto a reprobate mind,
46 XXIII    |          no way answerable for any given occurrence, he will suppose
47 XXIII    |           which the man of God had given by the Word of the Lord."542~~~~~~
48 XXIII    |    foreknowledge of the Prophet; a given event may or may not come
49 XXIII    |       plain that if the stars in a given position are thought to
50 XXIII    |          particular 560hour of any given man, to be able to find
51 XXIII    |       nation. ~19. We have already given instances of the literal
52 XXIV     |         account which may be fitly given of the uncreated substances,
53 XXIV     |         think, my friend, you have given a sufficient answer to your
54 XXIV     |         description of matter thus given, point out a particular
55 XXV      |       prevent the possibility of a given circumstance issuing many
56 XXV      |            man created free, under given circumstances, not to do
57 XXVI     |      promises which are said to be given to the godly are false,
58 XXVI     |         good things which shall be given to the saints, and, on the
59 XXVI     |       which exists on account of a given object is less important