20 2 Cor. iii. 6.
21 Rom. v. 20, 21.
22 Rom. vi. 1. 2.
23 Ro. vi. 2.
24 Rom. vi. 3-11.
25 Ps. xxxvi. 7.
26 Ps. xxxvi. 8-10.
27 Rom. iv. 5.
28 John v. 35.
29 John i. 16.
30 John i. 9.
31 Ps. xxxvi. 10.
32 Ps. xxxvi. 11, 12.
33 Jas. i. 17.
34 Acts. xiii. 9.
35 See Augustin's Confessions, viii. 4.
36 1 Cor. xv. 9.
37 See Rom. i. 7, 1 Cor. i. 3, and Gal. i. 3.
38 Rom. ii. 17-29.
39 Ps. cxlvii. 20.
40 Rom. iv. 15.
41 Ps. xxxiv. 2.
42 Ps. xxii. 25.
43 Rom. iii. 20.
44 Rom. iii. 20.
45 Rom. vii. 7.
46 Rom. iii. 20.
47 Rom. iii. 21.
48 Rom. x. 3.
49 Rom. iii. 22.
50 Prov. iii. 16.
51 Rom. iii. 22, 23.
52 1 Cor. iv. 7.
53 Rom. iii. 24.
54 1 Tim. i. 8.
55 1 Tim. i. 9.
56 1 Tim. i. 9.
57 Gal. iii. 24.
58 Rom. xi. 6.
59 Matt. v. 17.
60 John i. 14.
61 Rom. iii. 23.
62 Rom. iii. 24.
63 Rom. iii. 27.
64 Rom. iii. 27.
65 [The allusion appears to be to the special workmen engaged in producing hammered or beaten (repoussé) work. For other special classes of silver workers, see Guhl and Koner: The Life of the Greeks and Romans, p. 449.-W.]
66 Ps. lxviii. 30.
67 Ps. xii. 6.
68 Job xxviii. 28
69 Cultus Dei is Augustin's Latin expression for the synonym.
70 One of the suffrages of the Sursum Corda in the Communion Service [preserved also in the English service, which reads as follows: "Priest. Lift up your hearts. Answer. We lift them up to the Lord. Priest. Let us give thanks unto our Lord God. Answer. It is meet and right so to do."-W.]
71 Rom. i. 14-17.
72 Ps. iii. 8.
73 Rom. i. 18-23.
74 Gal. vi. 3.
75 Ps. xxxvi. 11.
76 Ps. xxxvi. 9.
77 Rom. i. 21.
78 Job xxviii. 28.
79 Rom. i. 22.
80 Jas. iv. 6.