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 1     I,  1       |       them. I began therefore to give them closer attention, and
 2     I,  3       |    greater the reward. Moreover (give good heed, my reader), to
 3     I,  5       |          power of her husband to give her children, said, 4279 “
 4     I,  5       |        her children, said, 4279 “Give me children, or else I die,”
 5     I,  5       |        him it was written, 4282 “Give the king thy judgments,
 6     I,  6       |          I trust the reader will give me his attention even before
 7     I,  7       |        for a season, that ye may give yourselves unto prayer,
 8     I,  7       |        for a season, that ye may give yourselves unto prayer.”
 9     I,  7       |          wishes and desires, and give honour to the weak vessel,
10     I,  7       |     abstain from intercourse, we give honour to our wives: if
11     I,  8       |       which follow, “that ye may give yourselves unto prayer,
12     I,  10      |           But unto the married I give charge, yea not I, but the
13     I,  12      |   commandment of the Lord: but I give my judgement, as one that
14     I,  12      |        says, “of the Lord: but I give my judgement, as one that
15     I,  12      |        of the Lord, how dare you give judgement without orders?
16     I,  12      |         reply: Do you wish me to give orders where the Lord has
17     I,  12      |      from the marriage bond, and give themselves unto prayer,
18     I,  12      |           because they willingly give what was not commanded them.
19     I,  12      |        what you are not bound to give, than to render what is
20     I,  12      |      with child and to them that give suck in those days.” We
21     I,  12      |        thou art bound to a wife, give her not a bill of divorce.
22     I,  13      |      least he may have wished to give to “unmarried” the definite
23     I,  14      |    children, rule the household, give none occasion to the adversary
24     I,  20      |    unless perchance even harlots give him pleasure; or 4362 Onan
25     I,  26      |       the other Apostles (I must give Jovinianus something now
26     I,  26      |       leave with you, my peace I give unto you,” and, 4426 “He
27     I,  28      |      says “Therefore we ought to give the more earnest heed to
28     I,  28      |       out, it bursts into flame; give it plenty, it is again in
29     I,  28      |        is an odious wife, I will give you the same answer as before—
30     I,  30      |   blossoming vines of the Gospel give forth their frap. 369 grance.
31     I,  32      |       draw, to whom I shall say, Give me, I pray thee, a little
32     I,  33      |          the Holy of Holies, did give him charge concerning Jeremiah.
33     I,  33      |         themselves be content to give the preference to virginity.
34     I,  34      |          the whole discussion to give virginity the preference
35     I,  34      |       sell all that they had and give to the poor, and “come follow
36     I,  34      |         an earthly service, they give posts to their kindred and
37     I,  34      |        And, worse than all, they give promotion to the clergy
38     I,  34      | continent, the fairest gems that give grace and ornament to the
39     I,  35      |         his lower grade will not give him a worse standing with
40     I,  36      |      would not have hesitated to give his advice,— 4506 “Now concerning
41     I,  40      |        that He might not seem to give His enemies just cause for
42     I,  42(4589)|         to have forbidden her to give them to any one. She strictly
43     I,  47      |    married, for fear she may not give satisfaction. Our gaze must
44     I,  47      |        they want her not. If you give her the management of the
45    II,  2       |   Antichrist cannot blend. If we give Christ a lodging-place in
46    II,  2       |          of the two he likes; we give him his choice. Does he
47    II,  3       |      sinful, the seeds within us give the impulse, and these are
48    II,  6       |        sell all they possess and give to the poor, and follow
49    II,  6       |          all that thou hast, and give to the poor, and come, follow
50    II,  10      |          such as when eaten will give us reason to complain that
51    II,  11      |         And if vegetables do not give the strength of Milo of
52    II,  12      |    digest it. The proper name to give it is not fasting, but rather
53    II,  15      |       And again, 4783 “Who shall give us flesh to eat? We remember
54    II,  22      |       faith; or ministry, let us give ourselves to our ministry;
55    II,  25      |    compelled against his will to give sentence against our Lord?
56    II,  27      |                          27. You give it as your opinion that,
57    II,  28      |        left hand, is not mine to give, but it is for them for
58    II,  28      |           It is not the Son’s to give; how then is it the Father’
59    II,  30      |       farthing. We shall have to give account of the idle word
60    II,  30      |        let him ask, and he shall give him life, even to him that
61    II,  30      |          or, if it be impious to give Isaac the same place as
62    II,  33      |         Wherefore didst thou not give my money to the money-changers,