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 1      I       |         ALL THE ATTRIBUTES OF THE TRUE GOD.~
 2      I, 1pref|           Caucasus. Nay more, the true Prometheus, Almighty God,
 3      I, 8    |         antiquity, but in its own true nature. Eternity has no
 4      I, 9    |         PRETENSIONS VAIN, FOR THE TRUE GOD IS NEITHER UNKNOWN NOR
 5      I, 9    |          BY WHICH TO JUDGE OF THE TRUE GOD.~Now I know full well
 6      I, 10   |          CREATOR WAS KNOWN AS THE TRUE GOD FROM THE FIRST BY HIS
 7      I, 11   |    previously flowed forth to the true one. One stray vegetable
 8      I, 18   |          gods, than to follow the true God whom men now understand
 9     II       |       MARCION CALUMNIATED, IS THE TRUE AND GOOD GOD.~
10     II, 1    |     longer any question as to the true God. The proof of His existence
11     II, 1    |           careful estimate of the true God, on whom, so to speak,
12     II, 2    |                           II. THE TRUE DOCTRINE OF GOD THE CREATOR.
13     II, 2    |     sordid and corrupt, he yet is true to the laws of his own existence.
14     II, 5    |     proposition is most certainly true, that God must be deemed
15     II, 9    |        possesses beyond doubt the true lineaments of divinity,
16     II, 11   |        GOODNESS, AND ENHANCES THE TRUE IDEA OF THE PERFECTION OF
17     II, 12   |        THEY ARE COMPATIBLE IN THE TRUE GOD. THE FUNCTION OF JUSTICE
18     II, 17   |           at all exercises. It is true that Marcion has been bold
19     II, 28   |       CONTRASTS, IN FAVOUR OF THE TRUE GOD.~Now, touching the weaknesses
20     II, 29   |      CONSISTENT ATTRIBUTES OF THE TRUE GOD.~But I would have attacked
21    III, 7    |      Zechariah, Christ Jesus, the true High Priest of the Father,
22    III, 8    |           possible to believe him true on a mystery, when he has
23    III, 9    |      putative flesh, but one of a true and solid human substance.
24    III, 9    |     difficulty to him to manifest true sensations and actions in
25    III, 9    |        still to have assigned the true substance of flesh to these
26    III, 9    |       substance of flesh to these true sensations and actions,
27    III, 9    |         dust of the ground in the true quality of flesh, although
28    III, 9    |        men some time or other the true nature of angels (for he
29    III, 9    |           fitted on to angels the true substance of men, from whatever
30    III, 11   |           there in that being not true which was held to be true,
31    III, 11   |         true which was held to be true, whether it were his flesh
32    III, 11   |       nativity, and have produced true flesh itself. And, no ·
33    III, 13   |           spices, it is certainly true of the Creator, that He
34    III, 16   |           is called Joshua? It is true, you say. This, then, we
35    III, 20   | interpretations will certainly be true; and the very issue of the
36    III, 22   |           on our foreheads in the true Catholic Jerusalem, in which,
37     IV, 1    |     MARCION'S OWN GOSPEL. CERTAIN TRUE ANTITHESES IN THE DISPENSATIONS
38     IV, 3    |       apostles interpolated their true record; and if our own copies
39     IV, 3    |      Marcion does not possess the true Gospel; or else, is that
40     IV, 3    |       Marcion alone possesses the true one, that is, of the apostles?
41     IV, 4    |        SIDE CLAIMS TO POSSESS THE TRUE GOSPEL. ANTIQUITY THE CRITERION
42     IV, 4    |         say that my Gospel is the true one; Marcion, that his is.
43     IV, 5    |           GOSPELS ARE FOUND TO BE TRUE, INCLUDING THE REAL ST.
44     IV, 5    |         if that is evidently more true which is earlier, if that
45     IV, 6    | ADMISSIBLE. THE CONNECTION OF THE TRUE CHRIST WITH THE DISPENSATION
46     IV, 8    |      healing, which were not less true, not less unimaginary, than
47     IV, 12   |           He declared them to be "true, and delightful, and inviolable."
48     IV, 13   |         in their faith, which the true Joshua took out of the layer
49     IV, 15   |     persecuting treatment of the (true) prophets. As the injuries
50     IV, 15   |      other god but the God of the true prophets.~
51     IV, 19   |          for Him, in spite of His true nativity, not at that moment
52     IV, 21   |           IS ONLY POSSIBLE OF THE TRUE CHRIST. MARCIONITE PRETENSIONS
53     IV, 21   |          But as withal he was not true, because not visible; therefore
54     IV, 23   |  CONSIDERATION FOR INFANTS AS THE TRUE CHRIST WAS APT TO SHEW,
55     IV, 25   |           and the prudent. In the true Gospel, a certain doctor
56     IV, 33   |          commit to your trust the true riches?" "In the unrighteous
57     IV, 34   |           is the command. This is true enough. For the apostles
58     IV, 35   |     signified that Christ was the true distinguisher and extinguisher
59     IV, 35   |          Consider, therefore, the true motives. The miracle was
60     IV, 35   |        was his duty to render the true oblation to Almighty God
61     IV, 35   |          even thanksgiving in His true temple, and before His true
62     IV, 35   |       true temple, and before His true High Priest Jesus Christ.
63     IV, 36   |          was in possession of the true light with the external
64      V, 5    |    weakness; nor is it any longer true, that "God hath chosen the
65      V, 7    |    ANCIENT DISPENSATION. CHRIST'S TRUE CORPOREITY. MARRIED AND
66      V, 8    |           from the time when (the true Christ) should appear in
67      V, 8    |            that so it might prove true that "the law and the prophets
68      V, 9    |     begotten Thee," except to His true Son. For although He says
69      V, 14   |         denied. Why then call the true substance like? Because
70      V, 14   |        like? Because it is indeed true, only not of a seed of like
71      V, 14   |       condition with our own; but true still, as being of a nature
72      V, 17   |        CREATOR.~We have it on the true tradition of the Church,
73      V, 18   |          the supposition that the true reading was (as Marcion
74      V, 18   |         consistently with its own true bearing. I, on my part,
75      V, 20   |            in some of them it was true, i. e. single-minded, while
76      V, 20   |        man? For in both cases the true substance will have to be