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 1 I(6)    | divination (Pusey). The Seventy appear to have had in view the
 2 I       |  Scriptures does not everywhere appear to strike the uninstructed,
 3 I       |          we must point out what appear to be the right methods,
 4 I       |        marriage and purity must appear unmeaning. And, in the second
 5 I       |        command, "Thou shalt not appear before me empty," 113how
 6 I       |        cannot be expressed, and appear to cause the unnurtured
 7 III(138)|      Greek origin, and does not appear in Hebrew tradition," ----
 8 VI      |       even in those parts which appear not to agree and to be contradictory
 9 XIV     |   Divine Word,283which does not appear the same to the many,284
10 XVII    |     when changed into what they appear to signify in Greek, produces
11 XVIII   |          then, when the hearers appear sufficiently earnest in
12 XIX     |        but faith in Jesus would appear to be either fortunate,
13 XIX     |       good or bad fortune would appear to assist even clever men
14 XIX     |         very respect, that they appear more reasonable than other
15 XX      | domesticated, or which it would appear useless to domesticate,
16 XXIV    |       He is weak by nature, you appear to imperil your salvation;
17 XXVI    |   purpose than that thou mayest appear righteous?" 647For if Job
18 XXVI    |     they will make Christianity appear a very foolish thing; for
19 XXVII   |   purpose than that thou mayest appear righteous?" He did not say, "
20 XXVII   |          but, "That thou mayest appear righteous.694Righteous he
21 Index   |   impartiality of, 74; does not appear the same to all, 75; ineffable