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1 I, 1pref | with heaps of snow. All things are torpid, all stiff with
2 I, 7 | eternal, and the maker of all things it is not to its name, but
3 I, 9 | affection for. If, again, in things wherein there is found a
4 I, 9 | both of them gods. Those things, therefore, whose community
5 I, 10 | indeed, as the Creator of all things, He was from the beginning
6 I, 10 | testify that He can do all things. To none of the writings
7 I, 11 | NOT EXTRANEOUS, FOR ALL THINGS ARE GOD'S. MARCION'S GOD,
8 I, 11 | attribute of God, that all things are His, and all things
9 I, 11 | things are His, and all things belong to Him; or else this
10 I, 11 | What has He to do with things strange to Him? a point
11 I, 11 | from the fact that all things are His, and nothing is
12 I, 11 | nothing is his, and all things are therefore strange to
13 I, 11 | room for any other god. All things are full of their Author,
14 I, 13 | the reproduction of all things, the majority of the philosophers
15 I, 14 | have no longing for those things which you destroy. You are
16 I, 14 | of yours! You vilify the things in which you both live and
17 I, 16 | FROM THE ANTITHESIS BETWEEN THINGS VISIBLE AND THINGS INVISIBLE.
18 I, 16 | BETWEEN THINGS VISIBLE AND THINGS INVISIBLE. THIS ANTITHETICAL
19 I, 16 | THE ONE GOD MAKER OF ALL THINGS VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE.~Since,
20 I, 16 | left to them is to divide things into the two classes of
21 I, 16 | that this diversity of things visible and invisible must
22 I, 16 | consists of diversities of things corporeal and incorporeal;
23 I, 16 | uniform in one class of things alone, as the Creator of
24 I, 16 | as the Creator of visible things, and only them; whereas
25 I, 16 | life and death, or as evil things and peace? And verily, if
26 I, 16 | possess not even the smallest things.~
27 I, 17 | too from the beginning of things; for it was not fit that
28 I, 18 | worthy of his character. For things which are worthy of God
29 I, 20 | become in his practice all things to all men, that he might
30 I, 20 | Thus He says by Isaiah: Old things have passed away. "Behold,
31 I, 20 | before discarded all these things, and the apostle was now
32 I, 22 | it began. For in God all things should be natural and inbred,
33 I, 24 | think, He is perfect in all things. "Be ye perfect, even as
34 I, 25 | him to be God in whom all things are not to be found which
35 I, 25 | Him), and also in those things from which the deliverance
36 I, 25 | advantage of some other things). For it must needs be,
37 I, 29 | is impossible; for sundry things have thus their evidence
38 II, 2 | yourself to the proof of things, holding God to be certainly,
39 II, 2 | natural man, not receiving the things of the Spirit of God," has
40 II, 2 | he might have known all things of God, if he had continued
41 II, 2 | is, and not receiving the things which belong to God? Or
42 II, 3 | the subsequent order of things came about. The disciples
43 II, 4 | the world consisted of all things good, plainly foreshowing
44 II, 4 | gave him dominion over all things, which he was to enjoy and
45 II, 4 | Him who had subjected all things unto him. To secure the
46 II, 4 | of our God amidst these things and up to this point; learn
47 II, 5 | likewise mighty, because all things are His own, whence He is
48 II, 5 | attribute that He foreknew all things when He appointed them their
49 II, 6 | world, did not above all things reign in self-possession
50 II, 6 | from His disposal of all things. At present, let God's goodness
51 II, 7 | ignorance of the issue of things? God, however, did fore-know
52 II, 8 | would not have made all things subject to man, if he had
53 II, 9 | maintain that the head over all things is the stronger of the two,
54 II, 11 | to be one of the worst of things, and by the same rule are
55 II, 12 | As goodness conceived all things, so did justice discriminate
56 II, 12 | goodness, the author s of all things, worthy of being herself,
57 II, 13 | wholly good, because in all things He is on the side of good.
58 II, 14 | the creator of all evil things, in order that He may be
59 II, 14 | they will be no longer evil things, but good evil only to the
60 II, 14 | whom even directly good things are condemned as evil. In
61 II, 15 | Consider well, then, before all things the justice of the Judge;
62 II, 16 | folly, who prejudge divine things from human; so that, because
63 II, 20 | figure of whom the law about things to be eaten prohibited this
64 II, 22 | similitude to be made of all things which are in heaven, and
65 II, 28 | with few resources. Many things will be necessary for falsehood.~
66 II, 29 | taken especial care that all things done by Him should be in
67 III, 2 | the primary order of all things will not allow that the
68 III, 2 | possibility, to believe those things which a man had learned
69 III, 4 | after Him in order that things which require correction
70 III, 6 | fulness Now, when these things are carefully considered,
71 III, 7 | and honour, and put all things under His feet." "Then shall
72 III, 8 | lie, it follows that all things which were done by the flesh
73 III, 8 | delivered unto you before all things," says he, "how that Christ
74 III, 10 | convenient to use even unworthy things, if they be only our own,
75 III, 10 | be quite improper to use things, be they ever so worthy,
76 III, 11 | you have pulled all these things down to infamy, that you
77 III, 14 | His apostle writes such things in a figurative style, we
78 III, 20 | that of ignorance. If these things are accomplished through
79 III, 20 | therefore, nothing of these things is compatible with Solomon,
80 III, 21 | must deny either that these things were predicted, although
81 III, 22 | but was it not above all things that they might preach the
82 III, 22 | Now, inasmuch as all these things are also found amongst you,
83 III, 23 | Jerusalem, amongst other things, both the prophet and the
84 III, 23 | taken away. Therefore these things either did not happen to
85 III, 24 | the conflagration of all things at the judgment: we shall
86 III, 24 | kingdom of God, and these things shall be added unto you."
87 III, 24 | for; nay, it is before all things necessary that you should
88 III, 24 | be a promiser of heavenly things. As it is, you invite us
89 IV, 1 | Remember not the former things, neither consider the things
90 IV, 1 | things, neither consider the things of old" (the old things
91 IV, 1 | things of old" (the old things have passed away, and new
92 IV, 1 | have passed away, and new things are arising). "Behold, I
93 IV, 1 | Behold, I will do new things, which shall now spring
94 IV, 1 | introduces a diversity in those things of which the change is made,
95 IV, 1 | difference in the state of things to a difference of powers?
96 IV, 3 | Paul himself "became all things to all men," that he might
97 IV, 4 | a form). No one censures things before they exist, when
98 IV, 5 | the perversion of those things whose authority they knew
99 IV, 9 | lay down the rule, that things are done by servants just
100 IV, 10 | in argument against these things, (I beg you) carefully weigh
101 IV, 11 | After this fashion occur all things in Marcion's system. They
102 IV, 11 | make a difference between things new and old. You are inflated
103 IV, 11 | away from the old state of things? And when by Isaiah He proclaims
104 IV, 11 | Isaiah He proclaims how "old things were passed away; and, behold,
105 IV, 11 | passed away; and, behold, all things, which I am making, are
106 IV, 11 | advert to a new state of things? We have generally been
107 IV, 11 | destination of the former state of things was rather promised by the
108 IV, 11 | whom appertain both the old things and the new. For new wine
109 IV, 11 | branded as a separation of things which were alien to each
110 IV, 11 | nobody ever unites his own things with things that are alien
111 IV, 11 | unites his own things with things that are alien to them,
112 IV, 11 | separate them from the alien things. A separation is possible
113 IV, 11 | is made. Accordingly, the things which He separated He also
114 IV, 14 | yet looketh on the humble things that are in heaven and on
115 IV, 15 | prophets, for He in all things accomplished their predictions.
116 IV, 17 | have added, "and do not the things which I say?" Could it have
117 IV, 20 | Creator. But how can these two things be compatible? That she
118 IV, 20 | law, as meaning that such things as are susceptible of defilement
119 IV, 21 | of man must suffer many things, and be rejected of the
120 IV, 23 | recognising in you all things which are His. Now, if you
121 IV, 23 | since it throws together things so different as infants
122 IV, 23 | himself to God, among other things, is bidden "not to come
123 IV, 25 | of heaven, because those things which had been hidden from
124 IV, 25 | revealed unto babes." What things are these? And whose? And
125 IV, 25 | visions, no evidences of things, or words, or names, obscured
126 IV, 25 | who had once hidden "these things," and promised a revelation
127 IV, 25 | Marcion's god who revealed the things which had been formerly
128 IV, 25 | effected in Christ. "All things," He says, "are delivered
129 IV, 25 | the Creator to whom all things belong; because the Creator
130 IV, 25 | is less than Himself all things, which He created by Him,
131 IV, 25 | stranger, what are the" all things" which have been delivered
132 IV, 25 | the Creator's? Then the things which the Father delivered
133 IV, 25 | therefore good, since all His "things" are good; whereas he is
134 IV, 25 | alone, then man is not "all things." But Scripture clearly
135 IV, 25 | says that a transfer of all things has been made to the Son.
136 IV, 25 | If, indeed, he has some things of his own, the whole of
137 IV, 25 | not to believe that all things belong to him, of whom I
138 IV, 25 | believing that even the things which I see not are His,
139 IV, 25 | are the eyes which see the things which ye see, for I tell
140 IV, 25 | prophets have not seen the things which ye see," you will
141 IV, 25 | prophets had not seen the things which were being seen under
142 IV, 25 | if they had not seen the things of a god who had been unknown
143 IV, 25 | to see, since it was of things which they had never predicted
144 IV, 25 | might justly have seen the things pertaining to their God,
145 IV, 25 | such as were seeing the things which others had only foretold.
146 IV, 25 | shown, that in Christ those things were seen which had been
147 IV, 25 | looking on (at the wonderful things which had made him) so high
148 IV, 25 | prescribes that greater things ought to be believed of
149 IV, 25 | claim to be believed in things of higher import. It matters
150 IV, 26 | asks, but He to whom all things belong, and whose am I also
151 IV, 27 | possess as alms, and alI things shall be clean unto you."
152 IV, 27 | was it only these great things (which He recognized), but
153 IV, 28 | then whose shall those things be which thou hast provided?"
154 IV, 28 | deposits of his precious things.~
155 IV, 29 | He who has provided these things already for man; and who,
156 IV, 29 | He adds, "For all these things do the nations of the world
157 IV, 29 | Creator and Giver of all things, since He was unwilling
158 IV, 29 | that ye have need of these things," I would first ask, what
159 IV, 29 | however, he knows what things man has need of, and yet
160 IV, 29 | he confessed that these things are necessary to man, he
161 IV, 29 | kingdom of God, and all these things shall be added unto you"
162 IV, 29 | he, who shall bestow the things of another? If by the Creator,
163 IV, 29 | by the Creator, whose all things are, then who is he that
164 IV, 29 | belongs to another? If these things are "additions" to the kingdom,
165 IV, 29 | one who swoops down on the things of another, and alienates
166 IV, 29 | fulfilling (as he was) all things which had been predicted
167 IV, 31 | as figures of spiritual things.~
168 IV, 33 | he had learnt all these things from the Creator. He continued
169 IV, 33 | foretold that the old state of things would pass away and a new
170 IV, 33 | John, and a new state of things began after him. "More easily,
171 IV, 34 | the consummation of all things shall complete the resurrection
172 IV, 35 | of man must suffer many things, and be rejected," before
173 IV, 38 | what authority I do these things," He returned evil for evil! ''
174 IV, 38 | Render unto Caesar the things which be Caesar's, and unto
175 IV, 38 | Caesar's, and unto God the things which be God's." What will
176 IV, 38 | God's." What will be "the things which are God's?" Such things
177 IV, 38 | things which are God's?" Such things as are like Caesar's denarius
178 IV, 39 | signs from heaven" all which things are suitable for a severe
179 IV, 39 | on to say that "all these things must needs come to pass,"
180 IV, 39 | signs of the end of all things: "portents in the sun, and
181 IV, 39 | great power. And when these things shall come to pass, ye shall
182 IV, 39 | when ye shall see these things come to pass, know ye that
183 IV, 39 | likewise ye, when ye see these things come to pass, know ye that
184 IV, 39 | had premised that these things must needs come to pass,
185 IV, 39 | shall not pass away till all things be fulfilled." What things,
186 IV, 39 | things be fulfilled." What things, pray, are these? Are they
187 IV, 39 | are these? Are they the things which the Creator made?
188 IV, 39 | allow the completion of things which their Creator's enemy
189 IV, 42 | the people imagined vain things; the kings of the earth
190 V, 1intro| in the condition of all things, so it must necessarily
191 V, 1intro| I doubt not, in divine things; and so I should be glad
192 V, 1intro| belief, (pray) tell us what things constitute its basis. Either
193 V, 2 | promised that "the ancient things should pass any," to be
194 V, 2 | superseded by a new course of things which should arise, whilst
195 V, 2 | dispensations of the old things then terminating and the
196 V, 2 | terminating and the new things then beginning, the apostle
197 V, 2 | than invalidate "the old things" and confirm "the new,"
198 V, 2 | foretold that the ancient things should pass away. Therefore
199 V, 3 | lastly, how he became all things to all men, that he might
200 V, 3 | there happens to be one of things; for the diversity is itself
201 V, 4 | Isaiah says in order that old things might pass away, and a new
202 V, 4 | woman was by promise: which things are allegorized" (that is
203 V, 5 | GOSPEL IN THE MATTER OF WEAK THINGS, AND FOOLISH THINGS AND
204 V, 5 | WEAK THINGS, AND FOOLISH THINGS AND BASE THINGS.~My preliminary
205 V, 5 | FOOLISH THINGS AND BASE THINGS.~My preliminary remarks
206 V, 5 | hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound
207 V, 5 | hath "God chosen the weak things of the world to confound
208 V, 5 | the mighty;" nor "the base things" and the least things "in
209 V, 5 | base things" and the least things "in the world, and things
210 V, 5 | things "in the world, and things which are despised, which
211 V, 5 | even as nothing" (that is, things which really are not), "
212 V, 5 | not), "to bring to nothing things which are" (that is, which
213 V, 5 | God has chosen the foolish things of the world to confound
214 V, 6 | by choosing its foolish things, and disposing them to the
215 V, 6 | says, once lay hidden in things that were foolish, weak,
216 V, 7 | CREATOR.~"And the hidden things of darkness He will Himself
217 V, 7 | Now, from whom do all things come to us, but from Him
218 V, 7 | but from Him to whom all things belong? And pray, what things
219 V, 7 | things belong? And pray, what things are these? You have them
220 V, 7 | part of the epistle: "All things are yours; whether Paul,
221 V, 7 | world, or life, or death, or things present, or things to come."
222 V, 7 | death, or things present, or things to come." He makes the Creator,
223 V, 7 | Creator, then the God of all things, from whom proceed both
224 V, 7 | therefore, amongst the "all things" comes also Christ. When
225 V, 7 | very truth, that ancient things prefigured the Christ who
226 V, 7 | with saying: "Now these things happened as examples for
227 V, 7 | beginning: "Now all these things happened unto them for ensamples;
228 V, 7 | promised the new condition of things. The same, therefore, who
229 V, 8 | such as have both predicted things to come, and have made manifest
230 V, 9 | who only doeth wonderful things." "Blessed also is His glorious
231 V, 10 | also a second Adam? For things are not classed together
232 V, 10 | origin. Now, although among things which are even individually
233 V, 11 | Creator, who both blessed all things (that He had made), as you
234 V, 11 | Himself "blessed by all things," as Daniel tells us. Now,
235 V, 11 | also! Indeed, all these things have been consigned to the
236 V, 11 | he exhorts us not to the things which are seen and are temporal,
237 V, 12 | every one may receive the things done in his body, according
238 V, 12 | is a new creature; old; things are passed away; behold,
239 V, 12 | passed away; behold, all things are become new;" and so
240 V, 13 | law yet do by nature the things contained in the law) surely
241 V, 14 | And again, in contrary things there is no likeness. Thus
242 V, 14 | than Him who created all things, and blessed them? "Mind
243 V, 14 | blessed them? "Mind not high things, but condescend to men of
244 V, 15 | apostle spoke, even of those things which were to happen in
245 V, 15 | two several and distinct things. For although the soul has
246 V, 16 | THE CREATOR, WHOSE ARE ALL THINGS FROM THE BEGINNING. SIMILARITY
247 V, 16 | from the beginning of all things has given to man, as primary
248 V, 17 | EPHESIANS. RECAPITULATION OF ALL THINGS IN CHRIST FROM THE BEGINNING
249 V, 17 | in Christ with whom all things agree which are predicted.
250 V, 17 | suitably belong all those things which relate to "that good
251 V, 17 | of the Greek word) "all things in Christ, both which are
252 V, 17 | but to Him whose are all things from their beginning, yea
253 V, 17 | according to which all things up to the very first are
254 V, 17 | the accomplishment of all things in Christ, even of things
255 V, 17 | things in Christ, even of things in heaven? Nor can we possibly
256 V, 17 | possibly suppose that any things whatever have been at any
257 V, 17 | whom, as all men allow, all things have been done on earth.
258 V, 17 | impossible for all these things from the beginning to be
259 V, 17 | right hand, and putting all things under His feet" even the
260 V, 17 | Son: "Thou hast put all things under His feet." Now, if
261 V, 18 | in God, who created all things." The heretic erased the
262 V, 18 | the God who created all things." The falsification, however,
263 V, 18 | Him who had created all things, including Him amongst them.
264 V, 18 | God, the Creator of all things, from His principalities
265 V, 18 | which God, who created all things, had been ignorant. But
266 V, 18 | the God who created all things" he ought then to have expressed
267 V, 18 | Ye shall relate these things to your children; and your
268 V, 18 | he not show that all the things which he mentions after
269 V, 19 | Word of God by whom all things were made, and without whom
270 V, 19 | nothing was made;" if "all things were" not "in Him created,
271 V, 19 | principalities, or powers;" if "all things were" not "created by Him
272 V, 19 | if He is not before all things? How, again, is He before
273 V, 19 | again, is He before all things, if He is not "the first-born
274 V, 19 | to have been before all things, who appeared after all
275 V, 19 | who appeared after all things? Who can tell whether he
276 V, 19 | which is not made of the things that are visible and invisible?
277 V, 19 | have intraduced all these things out of their own stores,
278 V, 19 | does He "reconcile all things by Himself, making peace
279 V, 19 | but to Him whom those very things had altogether offended,
280 V, 19 | believes that He produced all things out of nothing, and promises
281 V, 19 | hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound
282 V, 19 | sabbath, which is a shadow of things to come, but the body is
283 V, 19 | Head," even Him in whom all things are gathered together; for
284 V, 19 | while predicting that "old things were to pass away," and
285 V, 19 | that He would "make all things new," commanded men "to
286 V, 20 | only illusion. But "those things which he had once accounted
287 V, 20 | repudiates. These are also the things "which he counts but dung