Part

 1 I    |         the Law and the historical portion, so that we may not be drawn
 2 I    |            given to Joseph for his portion,86and that Jerusalem is
 3 I    |      Scripture, we hold that every portion has the spiritual meaning,
 4 I    |   spiritual meaning, but not every portion the "corporeal"; for the "
 5 I    | allegorical treatment of the early portion of the history of Uriah. ~
 6 V    |            this or that particular portion, but to all the Scriptures
 7 XX   |            of the sinning rational portion, to purify all creation,
 8 XXII |           and with others to eat a portion of the objects of their
 9 XXII |      angels of God; and the Lord's portion became his people Jacob;
10 XXII |        that these alone become the portion of the Lord and His people
11 XXII |         who constitute the special portion of the Lord, sins at first
12 XXIV |         but since He worked upon a portion of it, and let alone another
13 XXIV |          it, and let alone another portion though He might have changed
14 XXVII|            true 667account of this portion of Scripture. Others, alleging