Book, Chapter

 1   1,   7| thought of, even by those who believe that there are other gods,
 2   1,   7|     could any one be found to believe that any being to whom there
 3   1,  12|   preaching to save them that believe." ~
 4   1,  12|   preaching to save them that believe? ~
 5   1,  18|      in the Church should not believe that his sins are remitted,
 6   1,  18|     but that whosoever should believe, and should repent, and
 7   1,  18|   Church. For he who does not believe that his sins can be pardoned,
 8   1,  19|  pattern, so we must hope and believe that the body, after that
 9   1,  21|    the assurance, and we must believe that it is so in fact, that
10   1,  37|  cannot love what he does not believe to exist. But if he both
11   2,   5|    accordance with which they believe these men to have spoken. ~
12   2,   7|      We must rather think and believe that whatever is there written,
13   2,   7|    gives him no option but to believe in and submit to the authority
14   2,  12|  believed, some of them might believe too. And he calls the Jews
15   2,  12|       Isaiah: "If ye will not believe, ye shall not understand,"
16   2,  12|   translated: "If ye will not believe, ye shall not abide." Now
17   2,  12|     one says, "If ye will not believe, ye shall not understand;"
18   2,  12|    the other, "If ye will not believe, ye shall not abide." ~
19   2,  15|   which in the future were to believe in the Lord. And thus it
20   2,  25|     heard it. And we may well believe this, because even now,
21   2,  27|       bodily senses we either believe on testimony, or perceive
22   2,  28|     is the height of folly to believe. ~
23   3,   3|      the height of madness to believe this, the passage will be
24   3,   6|     were realities, could not believe that one who refused to
25   3,   6|   from God. But those who did believe, from among whom the first
26   3,  12|     in his sober senses would believe, for example, that when
27   3,  19|       excess, such men do not believe it possible that the men
28   3,  20|                      Let them believe, on the contrary, that the
29   3,  20|     as they are who refuse to believe these things. ~
30   3,  29|      writings, can imagine or believe. Nevertheless those who
31   3,  33| behalf of Christ, not only to believe on Him, but also to suffer
32   4,   2|     and, in fine, not easy to believe it? That the former are
33   4,  13|       taught are such that to believe or to know them is enough,
34   4,  20|   might be given to them that believe." It is part, then, of the
35   4,  20|      as I am more inclined to believe, the authors designedly
36   4,  24|       the quiet style know or believe a truth which they were
37   4,  26|     great that one can hardly believe it to be the subdued style.