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 1 I    |          must be given concerning Moses and Jesus Christ ---- the
 2 I    |           observers of the law of Moses and eager disciples of Jesus
 3 I    |          who submit to the law of Moses are hated by the worshippers
 4 I    |   spiritual meaning of the law of Moses, shone forth by the dwelling
 5 I    |          light also of the law of Moses, though it had been hidden
 6 I    |        books, called the Books of Moses, from the minds of those
 7 I    |        fabulous creature. And yet Moses commands us to offer it
 8 V    |           tell me that the famous Moses left only five. ~Then, after
 9 V    |           of the Divine book even Moses testifies when he says, "
10 IX   |           here the literal law of Moses, enjoining on those under
11 IX   |        the historical writings of Moses we may gather from the passage
12 IX   |        know sin before the law of Moses was given. And do not be
13 IX   |     righteousness; but the Law of Moses, not the letter, but the
14 XII  |           that is to say, by wise Moses, wise Joshua, the wise and
15 XIV  |        God." 254But our wise men, Moses the most ancient of them
16 XIV  |      philosopher, and the Jews by Moses or some other Prophet, and
17 XIV  |      appeared in glory; when both Moses and Elias also appeared
18 XVI  | interpretation of the writings of Moses and the words of the Prophets.
19 XVI  |       condemn the sacred books of Moses and the Prophets on account
20 XVII |          Sabaoth! ~5. Well, then, Moses and the prophets understanding
21 XVIII|        the pure and pious soul of Moses, who soared above all things
22 XVIII|     riddles and mysteries; but if Moses writes histories for a whole
23 XVIII|          to the great learning of Moses, taking his proofs altogether
24 XVIII|          known. For he says, "And Moses was instructed in all the
25 XVIII|    Egyptians." 361And this is why Moses was suspected in his miracles;
26 XVIII|     comparison with the wisdom in Moses, which surpassed all the
27 XX   |          Divine Word according to Moses, introducing the first men,
28 XX   |      animals. ~20. And nothing in Moses appears to me more marvellous
29 XX   |      animals. Amongst the unclean Moses places the wolf, the fox,
30 XX   |  wonderful precepts of the law of Moses we must place such prohibitions
31 XX   |           men as our Prophets and Moses, to whom on account of the
32 XX   |           borne witness, saying, "Moses alone shall draw near to
33 XXI  |         the Lord thy God?" 439And Moses, "I have set before thee
34 XXI  |      Pharaoh through the mouth of Moses. Any fair-minded man who
35 XXI  |      operation of God by means of Moses proved the hardening of
36 XXI  |           the marvellous deeds of Moses, shows that the signs produced
37 XXI  |     against God?" Such an one was Moses; for Moses spake, and God
38 XXI  |        Such an one was Moses; for Moses spake, and God answered
39 XXI  |       Voice,509and as God answers Moses, so also the holy man answers
40 XXII |        that the laws were made by Moses with their assistance. ~
41 XXII |      Divine Word. ~7. We say that Moses, who with us is regarded
42 XXII |     inheritance." 520And the same Moses, in the book called Genesis,
43 XXVII|          God through the mouth of Moses inspired for the occasion,
44 XXVII|           what was said before by Moses to Pharaoh: "That thou mayest
45 Index|         of the word, 48 f.~Law of Moses, some commands impossible
46 Index|         and unclean in the Law of Moses, 131. (See alto Augury,
47 Index|    Mithrae, 87. ~Montanists, 80. ~Moses, 2, 66, 68, etc. ~Much-speaking