Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  7 |       Church, and what lesson he teaches Christians: 4294 “Ye husbands
 2     I,  18|    writing to the Ephesians 4355 teaches that God had purposed in
 3     I,  30|         answer to the bride, and teaches her that the shadow of the
 4     I,  35|     ought not to do. He directly teaches what he ought to do: “but
 5     I,  37|       clearly in what follows he teaches that Christians do not walk
 6     I,  39| creatures.” Himself a virgin, he teaches virginity in a mystery.
 7     I,  48|     observed: “Here is a man who teaches us concord, and yet could
 8    II,  5 |  argument when Scripture clearly teaches that every moving creature,
 9    II,  11|     Hippocrates in his Aphorisms teaches that stout persons of a
10    II,  17|       kind He has chosen He thus teaches: “Deal thy bread to the
11    II,  23|         evil things; for he 4867 teaches us in the same epistle that
12    II,  28|          since Scripture plainly teaches in John’s Gospel that our
13    II,  30|         lesson which the apostle teaches the Corinthians: 4905 “Some