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 1 PreGreek  |           as the devil in days of old scattered the tares in the
 2 I         |          that which is called the Old Testament and that which
 3 I(51)     |        though divorced from their old connection, nor yet adopted
 4 I         |     creature. Children eight days old if not circumcised are ordered
 5 III(137)  |                Ryle, Canon of the Old Testament, p. 221. ~
 6 V         |           doctrines common to the Old Testament and to the New,
 7 VI        |        exist, whether between the Old and the New, or the Law
 8 VI        |       Scriptures suppose that the Old Testament is not in harmony
 9 XI        |         Testament, but reject the Old; these are they who maintain
10 XIV       |         then, let the wise men of old be explained to those who
11 XIV       |        the other also. This is an old saw; it was well enough
12 XVIII     |           may prove even from the old Jewish Scriptures, which
13 XVIII(374)|          were unregenerate in the old man, and therefore were
14 XIX       |      passing, for we remember the old saying, "What wonders faith
15 XXI       |           certain passages in the Old Testament and in the New
16 XXI       |           up such portions of the Old Testament, because in them,
17 XXI       |       deserving of censure in the Old Testament. For the Saviour
18 XXI       |       rivals any like it from the Old Testament which are impugned.
19 XXI       |         it, while they attack the Old Testament for such-like
20 XXIII(581)| discovered his father in the poor old workman, and the discussions