Chapter

 1 8 | unbelief). It is written, they say, "Seek, and ye shall find."
 2 8 |     had been given; that is to say, "the God of Abraham, of
 3 8 |        more needless was it to say to us, "Seek, and ye shall
 4 11|  thereof. Once for all I would say, No man seeks, except him
 5 12|        from a stranger, not to say an enemy of his master?
 6 12|       unallied, I might almost say hostile--unless forsooth
 7 14|       their belief, they still say that inquiry is necessary
 8 18|    they should go so far as to say that adulterations of the
 9 22|        have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot
10 23|     Something therefore," they say, "was wanting in them." (
11 23|       preceded him. I may here say to those who reject The
12 24|  fortune, or, as I must~rather say, I have not the unenviable
13 28|    then, be reckless enough to say that they were in error
14 32|        of the apostles, we can say: Let them produce the original
15 36|   discipline which I no longer say foretold that heresies should
16 37|     your own pleasure? This (I say) is my property. I have
17 40|       crown. What also must we say to (Satan's) limiting his
18 42|     FOUNDERS.~But what shall I say concerning the ministry
19 43|        of their doctrine. They say that God is not to be feared;
20 44|  things. What, then, will they say who shall have defiled it,