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 1 PreGreek  |       should expect, that those spiritual bees would gather the choicest
 2 I         |   prophetic utterances, and the spiritual meaning of the law of Moses,
 3 I         |       that the Scripture on the spiritual side is not understood,
 4 I         |     detail, as best they can, a spiritual meaning. So far as their
 5 I         |          and the perfect by the spiritual law, which has a shadow
 6 I         |       unto our glory,48from the spiritual law which hath a shadow
 7 I         |        less the same stamp. But spiritual interpretation is for one
 8 I         |    saying, "For they drank of a spiritual Rock that followed them:
 9 I         |      even the vesture of things spiritual, I mean the "corporeal"
10 I         |       purpose being to show the spiritual connection both in past
11 I         |    forth the sequence of things spiritual there was no actual event
12 I         |       Saviour is true only in a spiritual sense; or that we are not
13 I(84)     |     history for the sake of the spiritual meaning conveyed. ~
14 I         |     them which contain merely a spiritual sense. Again, take the commandment, "
15 I(88)     |                          5 "The spiritual world in which the interpretation
16 I(88)     |       the other (allegoria), to spiritual characters unfolded by Christianity." ----
17 I         |      that every portion has the spiritual meaning, but not every portion
18 I         |         And if the promises are spiritual, though expressed by means
19 I         |    farther back; but as for the spiritual Israelites, of whom the "
20 I         |    Sidonians. For if there are "spiritual" Israelites, it follows
21 I         |         follows that there are "spiritual" Egyptians and Babylonians.
22 I         |       full of meanings, secret, spiritual, and hard to understand.
23 I         |  difference between visible and spiritual Judaism, that is, between
24 II        |      Spirit teacheth; comparing spiritual things with spiritual." 131~~~~~~
25 II        | comparing spiritual things with spiritual." 131~~~~~~Much farther on,
26 V         |  because of the more remote and spiritual sense. ~6. Besides this,
27 IX        |         We know that the law is spiritual."203And besides all this,
28 IX        |          the second time of the spiritual. And you will find a parallel
29 IX        |        the law, and as does the spiritual word in them. The reader
30 X         |         just so it is in things spiritual; the saint is a sort of
31 X         |          the saint is a sort of spiritual herbalist, who culls from
32 XI        |     Divine power and are highly spiritual, and make others to be deficient
33 XIV       |       as have the full tones of spiritual thunder.290~~~~~~19. And down
34 XVI       |         psychical 305and others spiritual (I suppose Celsus means
35 XVI(305)  |         were called Spiritales, spiritual. See Snicer. The Gnostics
36 XVI(305)  |  worldly, but called themselves spiritual, perfect. ~
37 XVII      |       Persian language of other spiritual beings, and so in every
38 XVIII     |     they are not wise in things spiritual, invisible, and eternal,
39 XVIII(366)|                          3 Or, "spiritual." ~
40 XXI       |      God, Who hath mercy on the spiritual, but hardeneth the earthy;
41 XXI       |     maketh not only men who are spiritual, but also those who are
42 XXVI      |     must look chiefly for their spiritual meaning, since the narratives
43 Index     |        65-68, 214. ~Christ, the Spiritual Head of the human race,
44 Index     |    Israel, a race of souls, 25; spiritual history of, 23 f. ~Jacob,