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  1      I, 1pref |            beginning will be held as truth, in so far will that be
  2      I, 2     |            though they were; for, in truth, they had not seen the one
  3      I, 7     |            Pontic tide. The waves of truth overwhelm you on every side.
  4      I, 11    |            clearly. By falsehood the truth is made clear. Why cannot
  5      I, 18    |         existence: and in the way of truth, so that he may be believed
  6      I, 20    |          uprightly, according to the truth of the gospel that very
  7      I, 21    |            time of the apostles, the truth respecting the belief of
  8      I, 21    |            God in the rule of sacred truth's than the Creator, the
  9      I, 21    |             out by this wedge of the truth, that Christ is proved to
 10      I, 27    |               What a prevaricator of truth is such a god! What a dissembler
 11     II, 1     |           pulling down the system of truth. He found it necessary to
 12     II, 2     |           but you deny the essential truth of that name, that is, the
 13     II, 5     |           and who yelp at the God of truth, let us come to your various
 14     II, 7     |            AND CONSISTENTLY WITH HIS TRUTH AND GOODNESS.~By such a
 15     II, 7     |           purpose and most excellent truth in His whole creation, if
 16     II, 7     |         holding this earnestness and truth of the good God, which are
 17     II, 7     |      earnestness of purpose, and the truth of His created works, be
 18     II, 7     |      earnestness, and endurance, and truth, in having given completeness
 19     II, 15    |             you accept the gospel of truth, you will discover on whom
 20     II, 21    |         matters by the simplicity of truth rather than curious reasoning.
 21     II, 28    |            straightforward virtue of truth is contented with few resources.
 22     II, 29    |             Him who causes ruin. The truth is, they rather unite the
 23    III, 1intro|              out the God of Marcion. Truth should employ all her available
 24    III, 8     |      moreover, when he confounds the truth of the spirit with the error
 25    III, 8     |            of light and darkness, or truth and error, which the apostle
 26    III, 11    |            Christ. Since He was "the truth," He was flesh; since He
 27    III, 13    |            and give back also to the truth of the gospel what you have
 28    III, 14    |            is subjoined: "Because of truth, and meekness, and righteousness."
 29    III, 14    |           girds our loins about with truth, and puts on us the breastplate
 30    III, 22    |              to my righteousness and truth." When the apostles girded
 31    III, 23    |             away his idols after the truth had been made clear by Christ.
 32     IV, 3     |           uprightly according to the truth of the gospel," as well
 33     IV, 4     |           ANTIQUITY THE CRITERION OF TRUTH IN SUCH A MATTER. MARCION'
 34     IV, 4     |              assumes as an elemental truth, that corruption (of doctrine)
 35     IV, 4     |            error is falsification of truth, it must needs be that truth
 36     IV, 4     |         truth, it must needs be that truth therefore precede error.
 37     IV, 4     |            it had even received from truth its objective existence;
 38     IV, 4     |          that is to say, before, the truth of the gospel. With regard,
 39     IV, 4     |             it to be decisive of the truth,) that portion of it which
 40     IV, 4     |           when he fell away from our truth into his own heresy. What
 41     IV, 5     |            when once he hands on the truth of the gospel conscience
 42     IV, 5     |             of the apostles; because truth must needs precede the forgery,
 43     IV, 10    |           FURTHER PROOFS OF THE SAME TRUTH IN THE SAME CHAPTER, FROM
 44     IV, 12    |           may call in the aid of the truth of my Lord to ridicule his
 45     IV, 13    |            not some other number? In truth, I might from this very
 46     IV, 13    |     Marcionites? Since perversion of truth is their pleasure, he could
 47     IV, 17    |           evil fruit, so neither can truth generate heresy; and as
 48     IV, 17    |              heresy will not produce truth. Thus, Marcion brought nothing
 49     IV, 18    |              of finding it, being in truth the God and Christ of Israel,
 50     IV, 20    |       touched, demonstrated also the truth of His body; for of course"
 51     IV, 27    |           cleansing of cups. But, in truth, He would rather have deemed
 52     IV, 29    |        resplendent with the works of truth. And thus "to wait for our
 53     IV, 29    |              Execute the judgment of truth and peace;" by Jeremiah, "
 54     IV, 33    |             would not commit his own truth to those who were unfaithful
 55     IV, 35    |             that they recognised the truth that at Jerusalem the law
 56     IV, 36    |              him to believe the very truth, that he must win to his
 57     IV, 38    |         Caesar of a strange god. The truth, however, must be confessed,
 58     IV, 40    |          body, because He lacked the truth of bodily substance, it
 59     IV, 43conc|              and the prevaricator of truth, contrary to the character
 60     IV, 43conc|          because they doubted of the truth of the resurrection which
 61     IV, 43conc|          last He taught us (the same truth of His mission), when He
 62      V, 1intro|              basis. Either prove the truth of what you believe, or
 63      V, 3     |         described in the Acts. Their truth may be inferred from their
 64      V, 3     |   straightforwardly according to the truth of the gospel. No doubt
 65      V, 4     |             figure here, but literal truth. For (with respect to the
 66      V, 4     |              therefore expressed the truth, that the flesh of Christ
 67      V, 7     |              for our bodies! But, in truth, Christ had wherewithal
 68      V, 7     |             Was it to teach the very truth, that ancient things prefigured
 69      V, 9     |               to be the light of the truth amidst the dark shadows
 70      V, 10    |             SENSE AS TO MAINTAIN THE TRUTH OF THE RAISED BODY, AGAINST
 71      V, 13    | unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness," (I
 72      V, 13    |           the Creator certainly. The truth, therefore, will be His,
 73      V, 13    |            be revealed to avenge the truth. Likewise, when adding, "
 74      V, 13    |      judgment of God is according to truth," he both vindicated that
 75      V, 13    |          comes this judgment for the truth, and at the same time afforded
 76      V, 13    |      afforded another proof that the truth emanates from the same God
 77      V, 13    |         anger avenges Himself on the truth of the rival god which had
 78      V, 13    |            accept in evidence of its truth what he has seen fit to
 79      V, 13    |               was to be according to truth. The wrath, therefore, which
 80      V, 13    |     therefore, which is to vindicate truth, can only be revealed from
 81      V, 14    |     predicated of the substance, the truth of the said substance will
 82      V, 14    |           God that he descended. The truth is, the Creator's resources
 83      V, 16    |         received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved;
 84      V, 16    |          judged who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness."
 85      V, 16    |              who did not believe the truth, that they might be saved;
 86      V, 16    |             His likewise must be the truth and the salvation, who avenges (
 87      V, 16    |              are not captivated with truth. If, however, he is not
 88      V, 16    |       Creator's Christ to avenge his truth? But should he after all
 89      V, 16    |           that the emissary, and the truth, and the salvation belong
 90      V, 16    |            in other words,) both the truth and (its accompanying) salvation.
 91      V, 17    |            that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel (of your salvation);
 92      V, 18    |           says he,) "speak every man truth with his neighbour;" and
 93      V, 19    |    COLOSSIANS. TIME THE CRITERION OF TRUTH AND HERESY. APPLICATION
 94      V, 19    |          MARCION'S GOD. THE CATHOLIC TRUTH IN OPPOSITION THERETO. THE
 95      V, 19    |            compendious criterion (of truth) in the testimony of time;
 96      V, 19    |            before in the word of the truth of the gospel; which is
 97      V, 19    |         resurrection of the flesh, a truth which none of the schools
 98      V, 19    |         Thanks to this simplicity of truth, so opposed to the subtlety
 99      V, 20    |              it be in pretence or in truth that Christ is preached,"
100      V, 20    |             that he applied the word truth, not to the rightness of