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 1 PreGreek|  pasture of the holy doctrines, speaking to them in the familiar
 2 I       |        God as God, and hear Him speaking from the depths of His wisdom,101
 3 I(101)  |     Paul as the words of Christ speaking in him." ~
 4 I       |          we have obviously been speaking to no purpose, and we must
 5 IV      |       of power.140~~~~~~Then, after speaking of the solecisms of the
 6 V       |          V.  ---- What is "much speaking," and what are the "many
 7 V       |           and I ask if the mere speaking many words is much speaking,
 8 V       |     speaking many words is much speaking, even if a man speak many
 9 V       |      fall into the vice of much speaking. If, then, whether there
10 V       |        there be or be not "much speaking" depends on the doctrines
11 VII     |       reads; he will ask who is speaking, who is spoken to, and when
12 VIII    |      There, also, God begins by speaking in the singular, "Of every
13 IX      | sometimes to our understanding. Speaking generally, we ought to be
14 XIV     |       this before Plato,256for, speaking by the prophet, He said, "
15 XIV     |       Greek and be incapable of speaking anything of use to the Egyptians
16 XIV     |         also":272He has by thus speaking expressed and applied the
17 XVIII   |       it was not their powerful speaking, or that they offered the
18 XVIII   |        Celsus credits them with speaking the truth about their own
19 XVIII   |         with his love of truth, speaking of certain wise men of the
20 XVIII   |     them that are wise; 384and, speaking generally, he calls all
21 XVIII   |         you mean? For, strictly speaking, any inferior man is an
22 XX      |      own foresight.  ~10. After speaking of bees, so that as far
23 XX      |        connected are, generally speaking, clean animals. Amongst
24 XX      |     hawk, and such-like.416And, speaking generally, you will find,
25 XX      |         corn was "divine"; for, speaking of the suitors, she said ---- ~"
26 XXI(436)|                          3 Or, "speaking generally." Others translate, "
27 XXI     |        sand";446and so on. And, speaking to those on the right hand, "
28 XXI     |       the husbandman credit for speaking reasonably and for understanding
29 XXI     |        said that His reason for speaking to those without in parables
30 XXI     |     have had this motive in not speaking plainly, viz. "That men
31 XXI     |     without," 486of whom we are speaking, inasmuch as the Saviour
32 XXIII   |   beginning of the 108th Psalm, speaking in the person of Christ,
33 XXIII   |  begetting of the person we are speaking of; what manner of man his
34 XXIII   |          since an hour, roughly speaking, is equivalent to half the
35 XXIV    |   convict his antagonist of not speaking the truth. And in my opinion
36 XXV     |        as soon as they be born, speaking lies. Their poison is like
37 XXVI    |         our souls. But since in speaking men sometimes use literal
38 Index   |        this life were all, 150.~Speaking, how made effective, 64.~