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 1      I        |        THE GOD OF MARCION. HE IS SHOWN TO BE UTTERLY WANTING IN
 2      I, 11    |    belong. For as the Creator is shown to be God, God without any
 3      I, 19    |           as Marcion, as we have shown, first introduced this god
 4      I, 20    |         ST. PAUL WITH ST. PETER, SHOWN TO HAVE MISTAKEN ST. PAUL'
 5      I, 21    |    established, in which we have shown that the god of our heretic
 6      I, 21    |        be necessary for it to be shown. There must be no doubt
 7      I, 24    |        been already sufficiently shown, since it is found to be
 8      I, 25    |         outlines of our argument shown it to be in no way compatible
 9      I, 29    |         of Marcion's god, who is shown to have absolutely no existence
10     II, 2     |        greatness, as I think, is shown in this, that from the beginning
11     II, 2     |  knowledge which no man has ever shown to Him, except it may be
12     II, 3     |          HIS WORKS. HIS GOODNESS SHOWN IN HIS CREATIVE ENERGY;
13     II, 5     |        they are good, as we have shown, and to His power, since
14     II, 6     |        such a constitution being shown to be the better one. Moreover,
15     II, 6     |   purposelessly good, as we have shown. Well, then, it was proper
16     II, 7     |         allowed (and, as we have shown, worthily allowed) to man
17     II, 17    |        order that kindness first shown in the case of animals might
18     II, 18    |      than those which heresy has shown such a longing for? as the
19     II, 24    |       mind, which in God we have shown to be regulated by the occurrence
20     II, 27    |         a judge, we have already shown in the proper section: that
21     II, 29    |       both points, which we have shown to be so worthy of God.
22     II, 29    |          good and the severe, as shown both by the same examples
23     II, 29    |      Creator can be more readily shown to have been reformed by
24     II, 29    |         it was your duty to have shown that one (of the two Gods
25    III        |      BOOK III. WHEREIN CHRIST IS SHOWN TO BE THE SON OF GOD, WHO
26    III, 3     |     inasmuch as these would have shown Him to belong to none other (
27    III, 16    |         Creator's, until we have shown Him to be such a one as
28    III, 19    |         of the cross, as we have shown above. Now, David himself
29    III, 19    |         of death. It was equally shown that He was to obtain this
30    III, 24    |        that the way to heaven is shown to men, whereby some may
31     IV, 6     |         in retaining them he has shown no less of the defect of
32     IV, 13    |      CONNECTION WITH THE CREATOR SHOWN. MANY QUOTATIONS OUT OF
33     IV, 13    |  impossible that anything can be shown to have been done by him
34     IV, 13    |   unconnectedly, which cannot be shown to have been done by my
35     IV, 15    |  despiser of the rich, as I have shown Him to be the defender of
36     IV, 16    |        greater charity, which is shown to strangers, it is yet
37     IV, 16    |    commanded that pity should be shown only to a man's brethren;
38     IV, 17    |          kind who had previously shown no evidences of such a kindness
39     IV, 19    |         it has been once for all shown that this kind of language
40     IV, 21    |      CONNECTION WITH THE CREATOR SHOWN FROM SEVERAL INCIDENTS IN
41     IV, 22    | graciousness; but they should be shown in some slough as a sure
42     IV, 25    |          POINTS IN ST. LUKE'S X. SHOWN TO BE ONLY POSSIBLE TO THE
43     IV, 25    |       show, nay, we have already shown, that in Christ those things
44     IV, 28    |    another passage, sufficiently shown that the glory of riches
45     IV, 29    |          us, so often is Christ (shown to be) His, to whom he urges
46     IV, 30    |   ADMINISTERED BY CHRIST, WHO IS SHOWN THEREBY TO POSSESS THE ATTRIBUTE
47     IV, 30    |        seed in His own ground is shown to be the Creator. Else,
48     IV, 33    |         For although, as we have shown, the Creator foretold that
49     IV, 33    |         yet, inasmuch as John is shown to be both the forerunner
50     IV, 36    |           It is not as if He had shown us that one of two gods
51     IV, 39    |        the Creator. Then, having shown what was to be the period
52     IV, 41    |        one hand,) because He had shown them in an indirect manner,
53     IV, 43conc|         AMONGST ALL NATIONS. ALL SHOWN TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
54      V, 1intro|  received the Christ the apostle shown to be as much mine as the
55      V, 2     |    DOCTRINE IN THE FIRST CHAPTER SHOWN TO ACCORD WITH THE TEACHING
56      V, 2     |         THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES SHOWN TO BE GENUINE AGAINST MARCION.
57      V, 2     |     promise of the Holy Ghost is shown to have been fulfilled in
58      V, 3     |   JUDAIZERS, YET ITS TEACHING IS SHOWN TO BE IN KEEPING WITH THE
59      V, 3     |      would neither have done nor shown to us, if that had not happened
60      V, 3     |      poor and needy, as has been shown in our observations on your
61      V, 3     |      Abraham, as is conclusively shown' by the natural meaning.~
62      V, 4     |       passage he has undoubtedly shown that Christianity had a
63      V, 5     |    SALUTATION OF GRACE AND PEACE SHOWN TO BE ANTI-MARCIONITE. THE
64      V, 8     |         for women. We have often shown before now, that the apostle
65      V, 8     |  commandment, just as Christ has shown it to be: "Thou shalt love
66      V, 8     |      prophesying, he has already shown when he covers the woman
67      V, 9     |         stance, as we have often shown already, is presented to
68      V, 10    |        the body; for, as we have shown, it is the body which becomes
69      V, 11    |   CREATOR THE FATHER OF MERCIES. SHOWN TO BE SUCH IN THE OLD TESTAMENT,
70      V, 11    |          has not been previously shown to exist. Our denial of
71      V, 13    |          We have, however, often shown before now that God is declared
72      V, 14    |            XIV. THE DIVINE POWER SHOWN IN CHRIST'S INCARNATION.
73      V, 14    |           WHICH MARCION ALLOWED, SHOWN TO BE IN EXACT ACCORDANCE
74      V, 17    |         Christ, as we have often shown already. Therefore he says: "
75      V, 17    |        Him from whom, as we have shown above, we were aliens, and
76      V, 19    |         his precepts, as we have shown sufficiently, when treating