Book, Chapter
1 I, 3 | For ourselves, we do not follow the views of 4262 Marcion
2 I, 7 | him to eat barley. Does it follow that the wheat will not
3 I, 8 | 8. The words which follow, “that ye may give yourselves
4 I, 10| now come to those which follow. 4307 “But unto the married
5 I, 13| we forsake, the latter we follow. In this last lies perfection.
6 I, 16| least if we would faithfully follow the Hebrew, that while Scripture
7 I, 19| sign of his faith? If we follow him in the number of his
8 I, 19| of his wives, let us also follow him in circumcision. We
9 I, 19| circumcision. We must not partly follow, partly reject him. Isaac,
10 I, 28| house? They of course who follow the first Adam, who is of
11 I, 30| to pass, at least if we follow the Hebrew literally, for
12 I, 30| virgins her companions that follow her shall be brought unto
13 I, 34| give to the poor, and “come follow me.” For if the young man
14 I, 34| priests required. Does it follow that because all the strongest
15 I, 36| then who believe in Christ follow His example. And if we knew
16 I, 38| ourselves to these, let us follow these. 4543 Christ hath
17 I, 40| continued virgins. These follow the Lamb whithersoever He
18 I, 48| knew that a shower must follow such thunder as that.” 4619
19 II, 6 | 6. I will follow in detail the views now
20 II, 6 | and give to the poor, and follow Jesus? Of course not: but
21 II, 6 | give to the poor, and come, follow me.” That He might not seem
22 II, 7 | refractory flesh, eager to follow the allurements of lust?
23 II, 23| greatest of these is love. Follow after love; yet desire earnestly
24 II, 25| blood of the Lord.” Does it follow that because Judas drank
25 II, 26| hundred years, it does not follow that five and seventy are
26 II, 36| that is in effect, we follow vice, not virtue; Epicurus,
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