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 1 I       |       accept the instruction they gave, they did not even attempt
 2 I       |         readers think the Saviour gave to His Apostles, "Salute
 3 I       |         wisdom of God; for He Who gave me a mere man the command, "
 4 I       |           Judaism and the God Who gave our Scriptures and the whole
 5 I       |     different God besides Him Who gave the Law and the Prophets,
 6 I       |           so, however; but He Who gave the Law also gave the Gospel,
 7 I       |          He Who gave the Law also gave the Gospel, He Who made
 8 II      |        with the power of God, Who gave the Scriptures, the seal
 9 XIV     |           him not as God, neither gave thanks; but became vain
10 XIV     |   mightily prevail over men, they gave these particulars, which,
11 XVI     |           Plato because Aristotle gave up the study of him and
12 XVII    |         of Heaven, or Sabaoth, or gave him some local designation
13 XVIII   |        Maker of the universe, and gave clearer views of the things
14 XVIII   |          of the Gospel, "The Lord gave a word to those who bring
15 XVIII   |        the same Solomon, "And God gave Solomon wisdom and understanding
16 XVIII   |          him, not as God, neither gave thanks";364and he tells
17 XVIII   |           him not as God, neither gave thanks." ~19. Then there
18 XVIII   |        the bishop ought to be, he gave the teacher his proper place:
19 XX      |           our sport, while nature gave them their own weapons as
20 XX      |        men to the beasts, but God gave the beasts to be taken by
21 XX      | divinations; but the Lord thy God gave not so unto thee." 422And
22 XXI     |           was an hungered, and ye gave me meat; I was thirsty,
23 XXI     |       meat; I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink";447which shows
24 XXI     |          to the Devil, because he gave himself credit for the privileges
25 XXI(491)|         the 'furniture' which God gave them for life." Cf. Eur.
26 XXI     |          Apollos watered; but God gave the increase. So then neither
27 XXIII   |         the God and Father of All gave Him those marvellous powers,
28 XXIII   |           is clear that the stars gave them this impression, and
29 XXIII   |       they burn upon thee. And he gave a sign the same clay, saying,
30 XXIII   |       Cyrus was a benefactor, God gave him, though he was unacquainted
31 XXV     |          the Apostle also at once gave the reason for their being
32 XXV     |           was an hungered, and ye gave me meat," 612and so on;
33 XXV     |          I was an hungred, and ye gave me no meat," 613and so on.
34 XXVI    |         and every sickness,636and gave instead of the evil things
35 XXVI    |           of these disorders, and gave health, and sight, and hearing
36 XXVII   |      their side, inasmuch as they gave even the half of their possessions