~2 Min.Chapter 5

... on of hands his sanction to any one who did not offer moral guarantees ... receive an accusation, unless there were two or three witnesses. All this bears ...

~8 Min.Chapter 1

... as well as to Titus.1 In the case of Philemon ... relates to verses 3 and 5. He had left Timothy ... of our souls. These two systems and their respective ...

~10 Min.Chapter 5

... and he who loves a person will love one who is born of Him. And if the ... in power so that we know the other two; last, in their historic order, for such ...

~19 Min.Chapter 2

... of grace - the advocate to restore communion. 1 John 2. That which he wrote according to the ... in him who loves his brother.5. Summary of chapters 1:1 to 2: ...

~2 Min.Chapter 5

... and he has natural claims upon David.1. Nevertheless, in the main David is ... the hopes of his former enemies;2 it excites their jealousy. They neither ...

~3 Min.Chapter 5

... so? None in heaven or earth but One. The elders explained to the prophet ... symbolising different service but not now two classes. Verse 9 is the general ...

~18 Min.Chapter 5

... have had much sin in us that no one knows (perhaps even some that we have ... as applied to death and judgment, the two natural objects of men's fears, the ...

~20 Min.Chapter 5

... is night and darkness around him. One does not sleep in the day. ... earth (Lk. 21:26). But we see the two principles - both security and fear - ...

~14 Min.Chapter 5

... has been said, that, in "forgiving one another," we are to be imitators ... hatred (lying and hatred are the two characteristics of the enemy); practical ...

~10 Min.Chapter 2

... Holy Ghost.9. The subjects of chapter 1 and 2. Chapter 1 had set before us the ... described by that of Christ Himself.5 Poor sinners from among the Gentiles, ...

~23 Min.Chapter 1

... of the truth, so to speak, by one or the other of two ends by that of the sinner's condition ... on the name of God; verse 5, on that of Father. God's character ...

~6 Min.Chapter 5

... of an ancient religion held from one's fathers; true perhaps in its original ... according to the law. The two things contradict each other. Hence too it ...