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 1  II,  82  |   sources of error.~Not only are old impressions capable of misleading
 2  II,  132 |          Methinks Caesar was too old to set about amusing himself
 3  IV,  266 |          for our philosophers of old! We freely attack Holy Scripture
 4  VI,  381 |        so, also, when we are too old. If we do not think enough,
 5 VII,  425 |          noblemen and commoners, old and young, strong and weak,
 6 VII,  446 |      poor and wise child than an old and foolish king who cannot
 7 VII,  446 |         the members obey it, and old because it is in the human
 8 VII,  446 |      human heart from infancy to old age, and foolish because
 9 VIII,  578| genealogy of Jesus Christ in the Old Testament is intermingled
10  IX,  594 |         only eight hundred years old.~The difference between
11  IX,  609 |       were the Christians of the old law; among Christians, the
12  IX,  610 |        with the Messiah, and the old will be annulled. Jer. 31:
13  IX,  610 |          non bona. 107 ~That the old things will be forgotten.
14  IX,  627 |        doubt that the book is as old as the people.~
15   X,  658 |          Types.—To show that the Old Testament is only figurative
16   X,  665 |      love earthly pleasures.~The Old Testament contains the types
17   X,  669 |        Types.—The Jews had grown old in these earthly thoughts,
18   X,  669 |           The world having grown old in these carnal errors,
19   X,  677 |        so that they saw only the old covenant; or if they saw
20   X,  679 |          see it. Let us read the Old Testament in this light,
21   X,  679 |       confined their view in the Old Testament, or saw therein
22   X,  690 |      capable of foolishness.~The Old Testament is a cipher.~
23  XI,  712 |   neither consider the things of old.~"Behold, I will do a new
24  XI,  712 |    Remember the former things of old, and know there is none
25 XII,  736 |          are four thousand years old.~The more I examine them,
26 XII,  739 |       two Testaments regard, the Old as its hope, the New as
27 XIII,  834|                      835. In the Old Testament, when they will
28 XIII,  851|        The two witnesses.~In the Old Testament and the New, miracles
29 XIV,  902 |      Christ bequeathed to men of old to be handed down to true
30 XIV,  902 |     prophets said to the Jews of old: "Enter into the Church;
31 XIV,  902 |        precepts which the men of old left to her, and follow
32 XIV,  903 |       exception.~Have the men of old given absolution before