Book, Chapter

1    III, 2 |    Son if the Father never named Him, nor be believed in
2    III, 20| forth from Mary's womb. He named the fruit of the body (womb)
3     IV, 10|    the Son of man, He also named a human being? except it
4     IV, 33|   were two masters whom He named, God and mammon the Creator
5     IV, 36| him to confide in the mere named of Jesus, the Son of David.
6      V, 3 |    father, so here also he named us "children of faith,"
7      V, 4 |   and every name that is l named, not only in this world,
8      V, 15|    the body are distinctly named, the soul has its own peculiar
9      V, 15| latter is not specifically named. Much more do I so understand