Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  100 |           intersperse praises and evidence of love and esteem. Despite
 2  IV,  242 |          find them; and hence the evidence of God must not be of this
 3 VII,  452 |          can quite well give such evidence of friendship, and acquire
 4 VIII,  556|       Himself to men with all the evidence which He could show.~But
 5 VIII,  564|          them. Thus there is both evidence and obscurity to enlighten
 6 VIII,  564|           confuse others. But the evidence is such that it surpasses,
 7 VIII,  564|           or at least equals, the evidence to the contrary; so that
 8 VIII,  564|         means there is sufficient evidence to condemn, and insufficient
 9  IX,  618 |          only wish here to put in evidence all those foundations of
10 XII,  797 |        noticed till now, which is evidence of the natural disinterestedness
11 XIII,  850|          continually speak of the evidence of the prophecies? No, but
12 XIII,  850|      Christ? Does He speak of the evidence of the prophecies? No; His
13 XIV,  888 |        publishing these abuses as evidence of imperfection in the providence
14 XIV,  888 | instructed, we see in this rather evidence of the care of God than