Book, Chapter

 1      I, 4 |              regions. Such a man will suppose that human circumstances
 2      I, 7 |            come to be called god, you suppose that I ascribe it to the
 3      I, 9 |            for Marcion's god? Both, I suppose, as for a being who is still
 4      I, 23|       dispense with order in any one. Suppose now the divine goodness
 5      I, 24|                In what respect do you suppose yourself liberated from
 6      I, 28|           will the Creator then do? I suppose He will prepare for them
 7     II, 2 |             Him. They on this account suppose that another god must be
 8     II, 7 |        purpose, and in goodness. But, suppose God had interposed; suppose
 9     II, 7 |           suppose God had interposed; suppose Him to have abrogated man'
10     II, 12| determinations of the Creator. Do not suppose that His function as a judge
11     II, 13|           make mock at Him? Would you suppose Him to be a good God, who
12     II, 16|           your reply. How then do you suppose that in God there is anything
13     II, 19|            Scriptures; and no more, I suppose, are wanted to prove Him
14     II, 22|          which prompted the offering. Suppose now, that some dependant
15     II, 25|               your garden! And God, I suppose, with His keener vision,
16     II, 27|            the cross, why can you not suppose that some humiliations are
17    III, 2 |             On the contrary, I should suppose that from God nothing comes
18    III, 4 |              HERETIC.~He disdained, I suppose, to imitate the order of
19    III, 4 |               he revealed himself, (I suppose,) after Him in order that
20    III, 5 |             but not as if you were to suppose that you would ever gather
21    III, 6 |              well have induced him to suppose that it was quite possible
22    III, 9 |         discussion of yours, when you suppose that we are to be met with
23    III, 11|                it was vain for him to suppose that faith in his nativity
24    III, 12|          enlightened the world. And I suppose you will not deny it, inasmuch
25    III, 15|               however, there ought, I suppose, to be no defect, no setting
26    III, 15|           since they were more apt to suppose either that Christ was their
27    III, 18|               subject of His death, I suppose, you endeavour to introduce
28    III, 19|              Jews; so that you cannot suppose that this is the prophecy
29    III, 24|         without hesitation venture to suppose, that by this ladder the
30     IV, 7 |             knew not that he ought to suppose that he was another Jesus,
31     IV, 8 |               His God anywhere yet? I suppose as yet nowhere. But was
32     IV, 13|             figure; because it was, I suppose, more peculiarly fit than
33     IV, 14|            nation, so that nobody can suppose that this was spoken of
34     IV, 14|              is made. For even if you suppose that the promises of the
35     IV, 15|       bestirred himself to destroy. I suppose, however, that by this time
36     IV, 19|              in obscurity, waiting (I suppose) until Marcion be born.
37     IV, 19|          given by the other side. But suppose they sent Him the message
38     IV, 20|       prophecies, of the Creator? You suppose that He is predicted as
39     IV, 20|         acquired for the law? Who can suppose, that a woman who had been.
40     IV, 22|               their own Christ act? I suppose He would have imitated the
41     IV, 23|             have over us. Thus far, I suppose, you belong to the Creator,
42     IV, 23|            his brother. Now it was, I suppose, for the Nazarite and the
43     IV, 25|               god whom they knew not, suppose him now at last to be known
44     IV, 25|              belong to the Creator? I suppose He would have said that
45     IV, 26|               the Creator? For if you suppose the meaning to be, "If I
46     IV, 28|              order that no one should suppose that He was attempting the
47     IV, 29|              when He goes on to say, "Suppose ye that I am come to give
48     IV, 33|              age concealed. He was, I suppose, waiting until he had learnt
49     IV, 38|            mouth, or their own heart? Suppose you refer these points to
50     IV, 38|              replied to His question. Suppose their answer to have been,
51     IV, 39|             etc. And that you may not suppose that these predictions refer
52      V, 2 |          Galatians, which led them to suppose that faith in Christ (the
53      V, 4 |            and years" the sabbaths, I suppose, and "the preparations,"
54      V, 5 |           mystery of our faith; and I suppose it to be impossible accurately
55      V, 10|             for the dead. Do not then suppose that the apostle here indicates
56      V, 13|      particulars also. Are we then to suppose that the apostle abstained
57      V, 13|               antagonist! For this (I suppose it was, that) the law of
58      V, 14|              is, to its sin. But even suppose that the likeness was predicated
59      V, 16|              is not Antichrist, as we suppose (him to be) then He is the
60      V, 16|           fight to be angry? He, as I suppose, who from the beginning
61      V, 17|           heaven? Nor can we possibly suppose that any things whatever
62      V, 17|               quest of the Creator. I suppose, forsooth, we find Him,
63      V, 17|               is quite ridiculous (to suppose that) the Christ of the
64      V, 19|              must not on this account suppose that on every mention of
65      V, 19|            our trespasses," we cannot suppose that sins are forgiven by
66      V, 20|             Of course the Marcionites suppose that they have the apostle
67      V, 21|           discipline. His aim, was, I suppose, to carry out his interpolating