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 1      I, 1pref|             to go about, lantern in hand, at mid-day to find a man;
 2      I, 22   |      undoubtedly there will come to hand unmistakeable rules for
 3      I, 27   |             it; while, on the other hand, he acquits it by not avenging
 4     II, 4    |             word, but with friendly hand preceded by an almost affable
 5     II, 11   |            everything, on the other hand, which is just is good.~
 6     II, 16   |              indeed, of God's right hand, and eyes, and feet: these
 7     II, 18   |          hath required them at your hand?" But he should see herein
 8     II, 23   |           him? Or who, on the other hand, is so void of any good
 9     II, 25   |           holds the universe in His hand as if it were a bird's nest,
10     II, 25   |          now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree
11    III, 14   |            resurrection. "Thy right hand," says He, "shall wonderfully
12    III, 19   |         head as a diadem, or in his hand as a sceptre, or else as
13    III, 24   |        though Scripture held out no hand of heavenly hope to me (
14     IV, 1    |         attacked in special combat, hand to hand; that is to say,
15     IV, 1    |             special combat, hand to hand; that is to say, I would
16     IV, 2    |      Marcion. Marcion, on the other hand, you must know, ascribes
17     IV, 10   |          infatuation as, on the one hand, to maintain that (their
18     IV, 10   |        falsehood; and, on the other hand, to deny that He was born
19     IV, 12   |           THE SABBATH. THE WITHERED HAND HEALED ON THE SABBATH.~Concerning
20     IV, 12   |         restoration of the withered hand, He requires, "Is it lawful
21     IV, 12   |         instance cured the withered hand; in each case intimating
22     IV, 14   |            rid the needy out of the hand of the wicked." Similarly
23     IV, 14   |        deliver the needy out of the hand of the mighty man; He shall
24     IV, 16   |         There shall not be in thine hand an indigent man; so that
25     IV, 16   |          says, "a poor man in thine hand;" in other words, see that
26     IV, 16   |         thine heart, nor shut thine hand from thy poor brother. But
27     IV, 16   |           But thou shalt open thine hand wide unto him, and shalt
28     IV, 19   |           the solemn work He had in hand. He did not so much deny
29     IV, 22   |          said. But if, on the other hand, he was thus ignorant, because
30     IV, 24   |          and take my staff in thine hand, and go thy way: if thou
31     IV, 24   |        announce that it was near at hand. Now it is that which was
32     IV, 24   |             that the kingdom was at hand, unless its approach was
33     IV, 24   |          children, of putting their hand in the cockatrice den and
34     IV, 26   |             glory; or His, in whose hand are even the hearts of kings?
35     IV, 29   |          they come spontaneously to hand by reason of their very
36     IV, 29   |            there will, on the other hand, be nothing for the accepted
37     IV, 33   |      DISPENSATIONS.NO NEW GOD HAD A HAND IN THE CHANGE.~What the
38     IV, 34   |      divorcement and give it in her hand, and send her away out of
39     IV, 35   |         within you" to mean in your hand, within your power, if you
40     IV, 37   |        salvation. If, (on the other hand,) it is in his soul that
41     IV, 39   |         fall in battle with arms in hand, and while repelling force
42     IV, 39   |           kingdom of God is nigh at hand." This will be the great
43     IV, 39   |            the promises, on the one hand, agree together, as do also
44     IV, 39   |              so that if (on the one hand) you grant that the coming
45     IV, 39   |          the same. If (on the other hand) you will have it that it
46     IV, 39   |          men know that summer is at hand. So likewise ye, when ye
47     IV, 41   |             of man sit on the right hand of the power of God." For
48     IV, 41   |             would "sit at the right hand of God." Accordingly, after
49     IV, 41   |          Son, "Sit Thou on my right hand?" Then He answered, "Ye
50     IV, 41   | affirmatively? Just as, (on the one hand,) because He had shown them
51     IV, 41   |          plainly, so, (on the other hand,) He likewise answered them, "
52     IV, 42   |           was to sit at God's right hand. They would, however, have
53      V, 2    |             the apostle, on the one hand, when they described his
54      V, 2    |            but should, on the other hand, be at variance with him
55      V, 3    |           and John give their right hand of fellowship to Paul, and
56      V, 9    |       Christ: "Sit Thou at my right hand, until I make Thine enemies
57      V, 11   |        answer I shall find ready to hand in interpreting "the god
58      V, 12   |          was built by the Creator's hand, it must perish in a perpetual
59      V, 13   |   DISPENSATIONS IN ONE AND THE SAME HAND.~Since my little work is
60      V, 15   |          moreover, has himself some hand in making away with the
61      V, 17   |        setting Him at His own right hand, and putting all things
62      V, 17   |         said: "Sit Thou on my right hand, until I make Thine enemies
63      V, 17   |             rather to endure at the hand of the Jews and the Gentiles
64      V, 17   |            in the flesh made by the hand that at that time ye were
65      V, 18   |       syllables are expunged by his hand, seeing that entire pages
66      V, 19   |            powers? If, on the other hand, our false apostles and