Book, Chapter

1     II, 3 |      beginning itself when it acted. When, however, an initial
2     II, 10|  operation of his designs, He acted consistently with the purpose
3     IV, 9 |  another (Christ), because He acted differently from Elisha
4     IV, 10| because from the beginning He acted in the Father's name. I
5     IV, 12|   with the Sabbath, He simply acted after the Creator's example;
6     IV, 20|       strange deity dwelt and acted. As therefore both the Creator
7     IV, 20|  Creator. But in this case He acted as an adversary of the law;
8     IV, 36|       is, the Son of David so acted, that the Antithesis must