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 1 I         |      the truths concealed in poor and contemptible language.
 2 I         |    Ebion" is the Hebrew for "poor "), and suppose that Christ
 3 IV        |         Of the solecisms and poor style of Scripture. From
 4 V(148)    |    of his wealth to give the poor but independent scholar
 5 XIV       |   contained in the seemingly poor language. And if I may dare
 6 XIV       |    of the Divine Scriptures, poor as it is, has given inspiration
 7 XIV       |   the inmates of hovels, and poor folk who know nothing of
 8 XIV       |    to suit the tastes of the poor, of rustics, and the majority
 9 XIV       |    is not "corrupted" by the poor diction in which it is conveyed;
10 XXIII     |    mercy, but persecuted the poor and needy man, and the broken
11 XXIII     |    mercy, but persecuted the poor and needy man." 556He might
12 XXIII     |      his father was, rich or poor, sound in body or maimed,
13 XXIII(581)| discovered his father in the poor old workman, and the discussions
14 XXIII     |    at a certain time you had poor luck, and ask him to be
15 XXVI      |       the poorest of men, so poor that he had not bread of
16 XXVI      |    not killed; thought to be poor, he maketh many rich, and
17 XXVI      |  which is thus described: "A poor man endureth not a threat."
18 Index     |      note: its solecisms and poor style, 35 f., 45, 62; its