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 1      I, 1pref |         PREFACE. REASON FOR A NEW WORK PONTUS LENDS ITS ROUGH CHARACTER
 2      I, 1pref |         accounted of. It is a new work which we are undertaking
 3      I, 1pref |         thus arose for an amended work; and the occasion of the
 4      I, 1pref |    present text, therefore, of my work which is the third as superseding
 5      I, 13    |        they, the world is a grand work, worthy of a God. Then is
 6      I, 13    |       world, (and) although every work is less than its maker.
 7      I, 16    |          after some samples (of a work) than after none? We shall
 8      I, 16    |          because the whole of His work consists of diversities
 9      I, 17    |      arguments, they exclaim: One work is sufficient for our god;
10      I, 17    |         been possible to find any work so great as the man of the
11      I, 17    |        Now in that section of our work which concerned the question
12      I, 19    |           s special and principal work is the separation of the
13      I, 25    |       knowledge of himself by any work all the while, should come
14      I, 28    |   glorifies? Why keep back from a work its due reward, by not recompensing
15      I, 29    |           however, of this little work aims directly at this conclusion.
16     II, 1     |           reproducing this little work, the fortunes of which we
17     II, 4     |        higher abode. In this good work God employs a most excellent
18     II, 9     |     condition of the Creator. The work must necessarily be distinct
19     II, 10    |    PRIMEVAL CHERUB ONLY WAS GOD'S WORK. THE DEVILISH NATURE SUPERADDED
20     II, 12    |        counsel with goodness. The work of justice is apparent,
21     II, 16    |           means of which the good work of a good severity runs
22     II, 21    |           such as that He forbade work to be done on Sabbath-days,
23     II, 21    |       thou labour, and do all thy work; but the seventh day is
24     II, 21    |          it thou shalt not do any work." What work? Of course your
25     II, 21    |      shalt not do any work." What work? Of course your own. The
26     II, 21    |           but a rare and a sacred work, and, as being then ordered
27     II, 21    |         death. For it was his own work which he did; and this the
28     II, 21    |          For it was not their own work, but God's, which they executed,
29     II, 23    |            is so void of any good work, that God could reject him
30     II, 24    |       acknowledgment of some evil work or error. Well, this is
31     II, 24    | condemnation of a good or an evil work. What, then, will be the
32     II, 29    |           TITLE AND OBJECT OF THE WORK BE EXCEPTED, AFFORD PROOFS
33     II, 29    |      intention and purpose of the work itself, and you could get
34    III, 1intro|        Christ, although this be a work of supererogation, after
35    III, 2     |     divine? And indeed so great a work, which (we may be sure)
36    III, 4     |          belief; for else, if his work has been already perfected,
37    III, 8     |        truly suffer. God's entire work, therefore, is subverted.
38    III, 9     |      truly converse, and eat, and work, as they had been commissioned
39    III, 22    |            FORETOLD.~You have the work of the apostles also predicted: "
40    III, 24    |      regularly treated in another work, which we entitle De Spe
41     IV, 1     |          it a sort of dower, in a work composed of contrary statements
42     IV, 2     |         stand, and contend that a work ought not to be recognised,
43     IV, 3     |      which is said not to be (the work) of apostles, but of Luke?
44     IV, 3     |        its title), then it is the work of apostles. Our Gospel,
45     IV, 3     |           with it, is equally the work of apostles, but also adulterated
46     IV, 5     |         beginning; for, being the work of apostles, they were prior,
47     IV, 5     |       were more forward in such a work; for they could not have
48     IV, 5     |        are daily retouching their work, as daily they are convicted
49     IV, 7     |      since both the place and the work of illumination according
50     IV, 12    |       from gloom rather than from work; because he puts David and
51     IV, 12    |          it thou shalt not do any work of thine," by the word thine
52     IV, 12    |          the prohibition to human work which every one performs
53     IV, 12    |        business and not to divine work. Now the work of healing
54     IV, 12    |           to divine work. Now the work of healing or preserving
55     IV, 12    |        shalt not do any manner of work in it," except what is to
56     IV, 12    |       soul; because what is God's work may be done by human agency
57     IV, 12    |           allowing that amount of work which He was about to perform
58     IV, 12    |         For that was really God's work, which He commanded Himself,
59     IV, 12    |          in the former case did a work which was beneficial to
60     IV, 12    |      light the different kinds of work, while doing what the law
61     IV, 15    |         poor; and thus the entire work of the Creator devolves
62     IV, 15    |          moreover, by them many a work of justice and charity is
63     IV, 19    |  deprivation," it will not be the work of a god who knows not how
64     IV, 19    |          Him away from the solemn work He had in hand. He did not
65     IV, 20    |  discovered that there was one at work below His heaven. Now, what
66     IV, 25    |         that he did the Creator's work by setting forth His deeds.
67     IV, 29    |            and does the Creator's work. When, therefore, Peter
68     IV, 29    |           a division were not the work of the sword. He, therefore,
69     IV, 30    |         When, therefore, He did a work according to the condition
70     IV, 30    |           which commanded that no work should be done, except what
71     IV, 31    |          him who has done all his work at one hasty stroke, and
72     IV, 38    |         Scripture, and made short work with its text, by reading
73      V, 1intro|           the course of my little work, to this point, I require
74      V, 3     |          such a division of their work, as that Paul should go
75      V, 4     |          god, who has neither any work nor any prophecy, nor accordingly
76      V, 6     |         which is Christ?" Of this work the Creator also by the
77      V, 6     |          builder up of an earthly work, that so He might not give
78      V, 6     |          s function, when a man's work shall be tried by fire,(
79      V, 6     |          is the property, and the work, and the image and likeness
80      V, 8     | throughout almost the whole of my work it has been contended that
81      V, 8     |     bestowal of a gift is not the work of a god other than Him
82      V, 10    |   sufficient attention in another work of ours. But we will not
83      V, 10    |            to Him will belong the work in the revival of the body,
84      V, 10    |        nature, when it is not the work of the same author. In like
85      V, 10    |      other time wherein a man can work. If, however, whilst we
86      V, 13    |        SAME HAND.~Since my little work is approaching its termination,
87      V, 15    |         long also does His Spirit work, and so long are His promises
88      V, 16    |            that "if any would not work, neither should he eat,"
89      V, 17    |     CREATION AND REGENERATION THE WORK OF ONE GOD. HOW CHRIST HAS
90      V, 17    |      proceed from him, who has no work to show? And if there be
91      V, 17    |        made" him; as touching the work of grace, He "created" him.
92      V, 18    |       authority of his law on the work of the Creator? This, however,
93      V, 18    |        put in comparison with the work of the Creator. How much
94      V, 18    |           wickedness" had been at work in heavenly places, when
95      V, 19    |      proper subject of a separate work, to show how in this sentence (
96      V, 21    |         DELIBERATE PURPOSE OF HIS WORK AGAINST MARCION.~To this
97      V, 21    |          to this (portion of our) work. (This favour I request
98      V, 21    |      carefully examine the entire work, you will acquit us of either