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 1      I, 1pref |             their doctrines, on the ground that they are heretical
 2      I, 5     |         DUAL PRINCIPLE FALLS TO THE GROUND; PLURALITY OF GODS, OF WHATEVER
 3      I, 9     |            brought to a test on the ground of that common condition,
 4      I, 11    |      sometimes acknowledges, on the ground that in every such case
 5      I, 11    |            to be God on the express ground of His having made the universe,
 6      I, 11    |       universe, so, on the selfsame ground, no one ought to believe
 7      I, 12    |            of God. And so upon this ground of inactivity and lack of
 8      I, 13    |         wherewith the fruits of the ground return, and the elements
 9      I, 16    |          and invisible must on this ground be attributed to the Creator,
10      I, 23    |            who kneels to his god on ground which is another's, offers
11      I, 24    |           the Creator on the simple ground of his goodness, and since
12      I, 24    |         made man of the dust of the ground," not of spiritual essence;
13      I, 25    |            God. Well, then, on this ground we shall deny him to be
14      I, 25    |          the name of Christ, on the ground that what is happy and incorruptible
15      I, 28    |             No farmer will irrigate ground that will yield him no fruit
16     II, 2     |             the toil of tilling the ground, has in his very labour,
17     II, 4     |       formed man of the dust of the ground into so great a substance
18     II, 5     |          them; and this on no other ground than that man is free, with
19     II, 6     |         property of his own, on the ground that no less than this would
20     II, 10    |            IN A CONFLICT ON HIS OWN GROUND.~If, however, you choose
21     II, 11    |       Thenceforth it is "man to the ground," and not as before, "from
22     II, 11    |            not as before, "from the ground; to death thenceforth, but
23     II, 13    |         much, it could not keep its ground; for it had lost its impregnability
24     II, 24    |             name of justice, on the ground that He had justly determined
25     II, 25    |             of Abel crying from the ground, in order that he too might
26    III, 3     |         faith, so that even on this ground he ought to have come announced
27    III, 5     |        gather Samian cakes from the ground; nor does God, forsooth,
28    III, 7     |             a root out of a thirsty ground; He hath no form nor comeliness;
29    III, 8     | resurrection of Christ falls to the ground, the resurrection of the
30    III, 9     |            your god, perhaps on the ground of his having produced no
31    III, 9     |        taken out of the dust of the ground in the true quality of flesh,
32    III, 16    |             may be able to hold its ground. In the Christ of the Creator,
33    III, 17    |       servant, like a root in a dry ground; He hath no form nor comeliness;
34    III, 18    |          Christ, not indeed on this ground (that I may not delay my
35    III, 18    |           fallen on the face to the ground, and in such prostration
36     IV, 5     |             our might has stood its ground from its very first publication;
37     IV, 9     |      belongs to the Creator, on the ground that He was once more powerful
38     IV, 13    |            streams in the unwatered ground"); as if they were to be
39     IV, 14    |           up the needy from off the ground, and out of the dunghill
40     IV, 14    |       raiseth the poor man from the ground, and the beggar, that He
41     IV, 17    |         which teaches mercy, on the ground of his own mercifulness,
42     IV, 17    |     disobedience, even if He had no ground at any time else for His
43     IV, 20    |            request granted. On what ground? Because they had lied?
44     IV, 21    |           never shed forth upon the ground, amidst the sudden pains
45     IV, 24    |             very particles of their ground which might cleave to the
46     IV, 25    |            I see nothing, as I have ground for believing that even
47     IV, 26    |            their dissolution to the ground, and were so often admonished
48     IV, 30    |           who sowed seed in His own ground is shown to be the Creator.
49     IV, 33    |            cannot be served, on the ground that while one is pleased
50     IV, 33    |          John had not fallen to the ground.~
51     IV, 34    |           will meet you on your own ground, as if your Christ were
52      V, 1intro|           our adversary on the mere ground of a simple rule, that even
53      V, 2     |            controversy falls to the ground. Now, since they would all
54      V, 6     |         flesh, formed by Him of the ground, and his soul of His afflatus,
55      V, 9     |          that the body falls to the ground by death, as indeed facts
56      V, 9     |             Till thou return to the ground, for out of it wast thou
57      V, 9     |      therefore, which came from the ground shall return to the ground.
58      V, 9     |          ground shall return to the ground. Now that falls down which
59      V, 9     |           down which returns to the ground; and that rises again which
60      V, 9     |         call Him blessed." (On what ground?) Because blessed Is the
61      V, 10    |             We stand, then, on firm ground (when we say) that the next
62      V, 10    |           dissolving thereof in the ground, "because it is sown in
63      V, 10    |            it turns to decay in the ground, it follows that (after
64      V, 13    |             AUTHOR ARGUES ON COMMON GROUND. THE JUDGMENT AT LAST WILL
65      V, 13    |          law, and excuses it on the ground of sin: "What shall we say,
66      V, 18    |             in this passage, on the ground that He (as their chief)
67      V, 19    |      heresies are condemned, on the ground of their consisting of the
68      V, 19    |    commanded men "to break up fresh ground for themselves," and thereby
69      V, 20    |            mortality drops into the ground. But how shall it be changed,