Book, Chapter

1      I, 2     |   when he found the Creator declaring, "I am He that createth
2    III, 7     |     lower than the angels;" declaring Himself to be "a worm and
3    III, 19    |     even then prophetically declaring His glory. "They pierced,"
4    III, 24    |     from above;" and, while declaring that our politeuma, or citizenship,
5     IV, 22    |    is He Himself who is now declaring and fulfilling the law and
6     IV, 42    | with the serious charge, of declaring Himself to be Christ the
7     IV, 43conc|     So far had He been from declaring Himself to them as another