The Book of LeviticusChapter 11Chapter Overview:Of clean and unclean beasts, ver. 1 - 8. Fishes, ver. 9 - 12. Fowls, ver. 13 - 19. Creeping things whe...
CHAPTER 7 Genesis 7:1-24 . ENTRANCE INTO THE ARK. 1. And the Lord said unto Noah, Come thou and all thy house into the ark--The ark was finis...
Book IV.Book IV.-------- Preface.1. By transmitting to thee, my very dear friend, this fourth book of the work which is [entitled] The Detection and R...
?EXPOSITIONVerse 23. I was also upright before him. Sincerity is here claimed; sincerity, such as would be accounted genuine before the bar of God. Wh...
Tractate XXI.Tractate XXI. John V. 20-231. Yesterday, so far as the Lord vouchsafed to bestow, we discussed with what ability we could, and discerned ...
CHAPTER 3 James 3:1-18 . DANGER OF EAGERNESS TO TEACH, AND OF AN UNBRIDLED TONGUE: TRUE WISDOM SHOWN BY UNCONTENTIOUS MEEKNESS. 1. be not--li...
Treatise VI. On the Vanity of IdolsTreatise VI.(1) On the Vanity of IdolsShowing that the Idols are Not Gods, and that God is One, and that Through Ch...
SIN IN THE HEART THE SOURCE OF ERROR IN THE HEAD. Romans i. 28.? As they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gaye them over to a repro...
Of the Morals of the Catholic Church.(1) Of the Morals of the Catholic Church.(1) [de Moribus Ecclesiae Catholicae]. a.d. 388.It is laid down at the o...
SERMON V. THE FUTURE VISION OF GOD. 2 Cobinthians, iv. 18.?The things which are not seen are eternal. There is a difference between things that are...
277 SERMON XCVIII. PREACHED AT LINCOLN'S INN. Matthew xviii. 7. Wo unto the world, because of offences. The man Moses was very meek, above all ...
?Then raid he umo mo, Son of Man, hast thon seen what the ancients of the House ?ot lM';iel do in tlie dark, every man in the chambers of his imagery...
CHAPTER 2. MAN NOW DEPRIVED OF FREEDOM OF WILL, AND MISERABLY ENSLAVED. Having in the first chapter treated of the fall of man, and the corruption of...
On the Spirit and the LetterOn the Spirit and the LetterIn One Book, Addressed to Marcellinus, a.d. 412.------------Marcellinus, in a letter to August...
Book XIII.Book XIII.The inquiry is prosecuted respecting knowledge, in which, as distinguished from wisdom, Augustin had begun in the former book to l...
Book I.Book I.1. Atticus. I hear, Critobulus, that you have written that man can be without sin, if he chooses; and that the commandments of God are e...
OF CREATION IN GENERAL. Having considered the internal and eternal acts of the divint. mind, I proceed to consider the external acts of God. I shall ...
On All the Saints. On All the Saints.(1) Grant thy blessing, Lord.It was my desire to be silent, and not to make a public(2) display of the rustic rud...
FORM form (yatsar, to'ar; morphe): (1) To form is to fashion, create, produce. In the Old Testament it is for the most part the translation of yatsar...
John Darby commentary for Jude 1Jude Chapter 1The Epistle of Jude develops the history of the apostasy of Christendom, from the earliest elements tha...