Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  1 |    rhetoric he takes his stately course.~
 2     I,  3 | impatient spirit rather than the course of the argument. For I had
 3     I,  3 |       discussion. I must stay my course, and take in canvas for
 4     I,  5 |         determined on p. 350 the course in order to be holy in body
 5     I,  12|        invites candidates to the course, holds in His hand the prize
 6     I,  13|         the world, which will of course pass away with the world. “
 7     I,  13|           But every virgin is of course unmarried. It may be, that
 8     I,  13|       one and the same, there of course the gifts are different.
 9     I,  16|       bound to traverse the same course of argument and show that
10     I,  17|          the human race, must of course be preserved together with
11     I,  27|        and disputing.” So in due course he lays down rules of life
12     I,  28|     perish in her house? They of course who follow the first Adam,
13     I,  41|      violated the virgins in the course of the night. Being unwilling
14     I,  46|        feeble he was once in the course of a quarrel taunted with
15     I,  49|          last hates itself.” The course of love is laid bare in
16    II,  3 |      repent,” and so on, were of course believers, and baptized,
17    II,  4 |         creatures of God, are of course capable of sin? He dared
18    II,  6 |       poor, and follow Jesus? Of course not: but the command is
19    II,  15|        in uneven numbers (and of course the eating of the unclean
20    II,  22|  partaking of the sacrifices. Of course not. The Lord himself made
21    II,  22|   ministers to his companions of course does this, that for his
22    II,  25|        the whole world run their course for us all alike, and, as
23    II,  28|          for the apostles are of course in the Father’s house, that
24    II,  28|         rank. An Archangel is of course an Archangel to other inferior
25    II,  33|      little forgiven, he will of course be of inferior rank. 4918