Section,  Paragraph

 1 III,  187 |        man; lovable because it promises the true good.~
 2 III,  194 |    desire the truth of eternal promises. Nothing is more dastardly
 3 VII,  450 |      truth of a religion which promises remedies so desirable?~
 4 VII,  513 |    only bound according to His promises. He has promised to grant
 5 VIII,  571|      had loved these spiritual promises, and had preserved them
 6  IX,  615 |     consequently that of their promises touching the Messiah. Jesus
 7   X,  643 |      was still alive, God made promises to Abraham, and, while Shem
 8   X,  674 |    from heaven," etc.~In these promises each one finds what he has
 9   X,  688 |          689. Moses (Deut. 30) Promises that God will circumcise
10 XII,  740 |  object: Moses in relating the promises of God to Abraham, Jacob,
11 XII,  800 |      fickleness, to change, to promises, to gain. However little
12 XIII,  841| poterat facere. 201 And yet he promises them the sign of Jonah,
13 XIII,  842|   Isaiah.~"God must fulfil His promises," etc.~Men owe it to God