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 1 I    |       Gentiles? For it is surely clear from history and from what
 2 I(6) |       this word was used for the clear or shining stones, the Urim
 3 I    |     altar, nor priesthood, it is clear that a prince has failed
 4 I    |       for him shall come,"7it is clear that He has come to whom
 5 I    |     earth. For there could be no clear proofs of the inspiration
 6 I    |          in Providence is not so clear in things of earth as it
 7 I    |          stars; and it is not so clear in the changes and chances
 8 I    |       could any critic find them clear and easily intelligible,
 9 I    |        everywhere made perfectly clear, and strict historical sequence
10 I    |        reasonableness altogether clear. ~17. Anyway, will any man
11 I    |          Since, then, as will be clear to readers, the literal
12 IV   |        hold of men, but that the clear sequence of thought and
13 V    |      associate darkness with His clear light; and this is why it
14 VII  |         are unchanged, it is not clear that they are. Need I seek
15 IX   |        law to do them." 197It is clear that we have here the literal
16 XI   |         and to have drunk of the clear waters, but ye must foul
17 XI   |         pasture, and the pool of clear water, represent, I suppose,
18 XI   |  passages they choose, drink the clear water of what they judge
19 XI   |        all the apostolic waters, clear water as far as we can make
20 XIII |     those of the Gentiles, as is clear from the account given in
21 XIV  |      without close regard to the clear rules of logic. What absurdity
22 XIV  |        errors, because we do not clear up the equivocal senses,
23 XIV  |            Now here again, it is clear that if Celsus wishes to
24 XIV  | opponents maintain; nor is there clear evidence that it was small.
25 XIV  |         the story; how should we clear up the difficulty? Well,
26 XVII |        originate with men, as is clear to those who can give attention
27 XVIII|        reasons for belief? It is clear that nearly all will be
28 XVIII|        following: ---- ~8. It is clear to those who are capable
29 XVIII|       Divine would not have been clear, inasmuch as the Word and
30 XVIII|         If it had been perfectly clear that some very extraordinary
31 XVIII|           On the contrary, it is clear to any one who examines
32 XVIII|        are able to trace out the clear interpretation of the hard
33 XX   |         roots, and thorns, it is clear that they are not the gift
34 XX   |       because they use fennel to clear their sight and quicken
35 XX   |            But the words are not clear, and I therefore do not
36 XX   |        defended; then have given clear grounds for rejecting the
37 XX   |         Being, by passing on the clear conception of Him to which
38 XX   |       other hand, it brings much clear evidence to show that many
39 XXI  |         not put them away, it is clear that the putting away of
40 XXI  |       that what we say may carry clear conviction, we will take
41 XXIII|      subject to the stars, it is clear that the stars gave them
42 XXIII|       the very conception of God clear to him who understands the
43 XXIII|     those previous events, it is clear that the stars with their
44 XXIII|      certain to do. The cause is clear to us who have learnt the
45 XXIV |          of evil. For once it is clear how evil comes to exist,
46 XXIV |        me my ignorance. It seems clear to me that evil has a substantial
47 XXVI |         in tribulations,644it is clear that he rejoiced in evil
48 XXVI |          say that it is far from clear that, if the blessings are
49 XXVI |        such a sickness are often clear enough; either the neighbourhood,
50 XXVII|        His will? That would be a clear proof that God did not wish
51 XXVII|         the grave." 684And it is clear, as the Jew 685also told
52 XXVII|      write mere history, will be clear to any one who notices that