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1001   1,   4|         present the knowledge of the theft done by Gehazi (2 Kgs 5:
1002   1,  17|         because whatever we state is theirs we understand secondarily
1003   2,  24|           perdition, who opposes" (2 Thes 2:3,4). [1f] Or (24) the
1004   1,   6|           the Colossians, two to the Thessalonians, two to Timothy, one to
1005   2,  22|           fail, nor a ruler from his thigh, till he come for whom things
1006   2,   7|          moreover, by means of these things--a certain substantial and
1007   2,  24|           Grace are discovered to be thirty-two. For either (1) the begetting
1008 Pre     |            memory slip away; but the thorns of cares and troubles keep
1009         | though
1010   2,  30|              nevertheless, it is not thoughtlessly and irrationally adopted:
1011   2,  12|           which diverse and contrary thoughts and deeds are effected.
1012         | throughout
1013   2,  17|          similarity of deeds will be thrust down by similar punishments;
1014   1,   6|              beasts, lazy gluttons" (Ti 1:12), he uses proverbial
1015   1,   6|            the Thessalonians, two to Timothy, one to Titus, one to Philemon,
1016   2,  23|            am sending you Elijah the Tishbite, and he will call back the
1017   1,   8|             of history, although the title does not say this, nor does
1018   1,   6|               two to Timothy, one to Titus, one to Philemon, one to
1019   2,   2|              Or (2) by will and word together--either of command, e.g., "
1020   2,  22|               Or (16) concerning the toils of his life, e.g., "From
1021   1,   9|           Hebrew meters in their own tongue or in plain prose. D. What
1022   2,  15|             Son of God, upon coming, took for himself from the line
1023   2,   7|             he commanded Adam not to touch the tree; sometimes through
1024   1,  16|      divinity which are specifically traced back to the flesh, e.g., "
1025   1,   8|             evangelists, or from the tradition of the ancients, as Moses
1026   2,  22|             carried out in his early training, for example, "before the
1027   1,   5|              either (1) according to transferral, or metaphor, for example, "
1028   1,   6|               but we will not all be transformed" (1 Cor 15:51), he undertakes
1029   2,  15|               Gn 6:2), and Enoch was translated (Gn 5:24), and Noah became
1030 Pre     |           your>see had forced you to travel abroad among your other
1031   2,  21|            Even Zabulon himself as a traveler will inhabit the ports of
1032 Pre     |          enough, that for the divine treasury from a manifest poverty
1033   2,  25|         fourth part remains, that we treat of effects. What then are
1034   1,  19|            or those things which are treated in regard to the body or
1035   2,  13|           the case is subtle and the treatment is uncertain. ~
1036   1,   3|           proverbial, e.g., "Walking trees walked, to anoint a king
1037   2,  16|              the names of the twelve tribes engraved in stones (Ex 28:
1038   2,  24|                Immediately after the tribulation of those days the sun will
1039   1,   6|           And when I had come to the Troad for the Gospel of Christ,
1040 Pre     |              the thorns of cares and troubles keep us from bearing fruit
1041   2,  19|         children in sorrow; and your turning will be toward your husband,
1042   2,  22|           matter of Christ? M. About twenty-six. Either (1) concerning his
1043   2,  21|     predictions do we find? M. About twenty-two. For either (1) the increase
1044   2,  24|               Mt 2:1-12), or (3) the unbelief of the Jews and their conversion,
1045   1,   4|        prophesy, and there enters an unbeliever or an uninitiated person,
1046   2,  13|          subtle and the treatment is uncertain. ~
1047   2,  26|          learn, and be challenged by uncertainties, and then later on enjoy
1048   1,  20|             before all things, i.e., uncircumscribed, and the First and the Last,
1049   2,   8|              as concerning clean and unclean animals, and leprosy, and
1050   1,  16|            in order that it may show unconfused their peculiar properties;
1051   1,  12|             to the King of the ages, uncorrupted, invisible, the only God,
1052   1,  20|             Unbegotten, Incorporeal, Uncreated, Immortal, Incorruptible,
1053   2,  30|           which reason teaches faith understands; and where reason lags behind,
1054   1,   6|       transformed" (1 Cor 15:51), he undertakes the work of a prophet. Likewise,
1055   2,  17|            did not spare, but to the underworld of darkness he handed them
1056   2,  18|              manifestation of future undetermined events by means of words (
1057   1,  18|           God) speech is not able to unfold. ~
1058   2,  22|               but his appearance was unhonored, inferior to all men"; and
1059   1,  20|         which in him are perfect and unique, such as Unbegotten, Sempiternal,
1060   2,  15|               by which God deigns to unite to himself certain persons
1061   1,   5|              which, to insert causes unobtrusively, are transferred to God
1062   2,   2|           were) or from something is unresolved. For many people maintain
1063   1,   4|           chosen, says the Lord, but untie the whole knot of wickedness" (
1064   2,   2|             world, or nature new and untried. D. Can we ask in what way
1065   2,   7|              the reward for which it urges. ~us>these>the>
1066 Pre     |              short books, adding the useful form of speaking itself (
1067   1,   6|              gluttons" (Ti 1:12), he uses proverbial language. All
1068 Pre     |         negligence of scribes (as is usual), I placed the Greek letter
1069   2,   2|           they were in need, not for utility, but for adornment, for
1070   2,  24|          which are read to have been uttered in Grace. M. The kinds of
1071   2,   7|              the angels proved to be valid" (Heb 2:2). And again, the
1072   2,  22|             and despised, and he was valued at naught. He carries our
1073   2,   2|            Let the earth bring forth vegetation bearing seed according to
1074 Pre     |                1] You yourself know, venerable Father Primasius, that,
1075   2,  13|         selling Joseph (Gn 50:21) no vengeance is inflicted upon his brothers.
1076 Pre     |               fearing that prophetic verse: "But God said to the sinner, '
1077   2,  24|          Paul, "this man is a chosen vessel to me" (Acts 9:15). Or (
1078   1,   5|            Drink water from your own vessels, and from your own cistern,
1079   2,  26|       granted eternal rewards to the victors. ~
1080   2,  23|             he lead forth justice in victory, and the nations will hope
1081   1,   7|        authority of the divine books viewed? M. That certain ones are
1082   1,   5|              of the vineyard and the vinedressers (Mk 12:1-9). For the arrangement
1083   1,   5|            again, the parable of the vineyard and the vinedressers (Mk
1084   2,  24|            kingdom of heaven endures violence, and the violent seize it
1085   2,  24|            endures violence, and the violent seize it by force" (Mt 11:
1086 Pre     |            sanctuaries the jewels of virtues, the gold of life, the silver
1087   2,   7|               or (3) through general visible punishment, such as is a
1088   2,  23|         release to the captives, and vision to the blind" (Is 61:1);
1089   2,  21|           the city" (Gn 19:14). ~[2] Visions, too, of Nebuchadnezzar
1090   2,  22|             the Son of Man, that you visit him?" (Ps 8:5). Or (6) in
1091   2,  22|                Or (5) concerning the visitation of his human assumption,
1092   1,   5|        emotions; or (2) according to vivid imagery, or hypotyposis,
1093   2,  22|             nor will anyone hear his voice in the streets" (Is 42:2;
1094   1,  10|            arrangement of the divine volumes? M. That certain are of
1095   2,  17|              to take it upon himself voluntarily, nevertheless sadly came? ~[
1096   2,  16|          gaze, because of which they walk even in public with heads
1097   1,   3|     proverbial, e.g., "Walking trees walked, to anoint a king over themselves" (
1098   1,   3|            sounds proverbial, e.g., "Walking trees walked, to anoint
1099   2,  21|           your holy mountain? He who walks without stain, and does
1100   2,  10|           discretion, as is read, "I wanted to gather your children
1101   2,  23|            45]:10). Sometimes (4), a warning, such as that which follows, "
1102   2,  10|             making progress in it to waste time in investigating these
1103   1,  19|          nature, or bees manufacture waxes, or spiders webs, out of
1104   2,  22|                From the brook by the wayside he will drink" (Ps 109[110]:
1105   2,  22|            our iniquities and he was weakened for our sins" (Is 53:2-5).
1106   1,  19|            it is said, "Take up your weapons and shield" (Ps 34[35]:2).
1107   1,  19|        manufacture waxes, or spiders webs, out of natural necessity--
1108 Pre     |          myself from the Evangelical Weigher, because although others
1109   1,   5|           cistern, and from your own wells" (Prv 5:15), since Scripture
1110   2,  24|           from the east and from the west, and will feast with Abraham
1111         | whenever
1112   1,  19|          which he so well and wisely willed. D. Are these things in
1113   1,   5|      narrative? M. Because if we are willing to accept allegory thus
1114   1,  19|             work; but essentially he wills, and by will he exists. ~[
1115   2,  21|               abundance of grain and wine" (Gn 27:28). Or (11) divine
1116   2,  24|           that your flight not be in winter or on the Sabbath" (Mt 24:
1117   1,  19|            made and makes exist; and Wise, because we discern that
1118 Pre     |         necessary for all Christians wishing to be educated, and you
1119   2,  21|             with the son of the free woman" (Gal 4:30 < Gn 21:10).
1120   2,  19|         whole human race, but to all women. Or (3) individually, for
1121   1,  19|              all things have been so wonderfully arranged by him; and Mighty,
1122   2,  22|          right hand will conduct you wondrously" (Ps 44[45]:3). Or (12)
1123   1,  12|           written, "According to the working of the power of his strength,
1124 Pre     |         fashion, just as among us in worldly studies grammar and rhetoric
1125   2,  13|           both the condition and the worthiness of whom both the case is
1126   2,  22|            and afflicted. But he was wounded for our iniquities and he
1127 Pre     |              i.e., those which Latin writing does not use, every mistake
1128   1,   3|              nevertheless by him who wrote the book the things were
1129   2,   8|               such as concerning the year of jubilee (Lv 25:8-17);
1130   2,  21|              either famine for three years over the earth, or to flee
1131   2,  21|             the elder will serve the younger" (Gn 25:23). Or (10) abundance,
1132         | yours
1133   2,  21|              of life, such as, "Even Zabulon himself as a traveler will
1134   1,   4|              Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel,