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 1      I, 9     |       thence further to challenge a proof of this unknown god. For
 2      I, 9     |             that in some points the proof of every new and heretofore
 3      I, 9     |             should be submitted for proof to the rule, and form, and
 4      I, 9     |             also in their manner of proof. I shall therefore contend
 5      I, 12    |              to show for himself as proof of his existence),would
 6      I, 12    |       without a cause, since (such) proof is the whole cause that
 7      I, 12    |             some person to whom the proof belongs. Now, in as far
 8      I, 12    |           cause, that is, without a proof (because if it be without
 9      I, 12    |            not, not having the very proof which is the cause of a
10      I, 12    |           by reason of not having a proof. God, however, ought not
11      I, 12    |           that is to say, without a proof. Thus, as often as I show
12      I, 12    |             he has provided no such proof as that whereby man has
13      I, 18    |            him, so as to secure the proof of his existence: and in
14      I, 21    |             s than the Creator, the proof of our argument is sufficiently
15      I, 24    |            could have been a better proof of a perfect goodness, than
16      I, 24    | chastisement, not a liberation. The proof of the perfect goodness
17      I, 29    |           there is no sanctity. All proof of abstinence is lost when
18     II, 1     |             as to the true God. The proof of His existence would have
19     II, 2     |             set not yourself to the proof of things, holding God to
20     II, 7     |         which are indeed capable of proof from the rational creation,
21     II, 11    |          being a judge, who have no proof to show that He is a judge.
22    III, 1intro|           supererogation, after the proof which we have gone through
23    III, 3     |           had the very same sort of proof to show, and whose coming
24    III, 5     |            discussion, and by their proof being confounded with the
25    III, 5     |           being confounded with the proof of the subjects themselves.
26    III, 6     |       against Him. If you require a proof of this, instead of turning
27    III, 10    |             power afford sufficient proof that God did not require
28    III, 15    |      community of names; whereas no proof could be more useful of
29    III, 15    |             though he should give a proof of that verity by his name.
30    III, 18    |            of the thing preceded by proof. First, I shall offer a
31    III, 24    |        which amounts in itself to a proof of the diversity (of Christs),
32     IV        |           LUKE. IT GIVES REMARKABLE PROOF OF TERTULLIAN'S GRASP OF
33     IV, 2     |             us. I pass on to give a proof of the Gospel not, to be
34     IV, 4     |           ostentatious use of them. Proof out of these is enough for
35     IV, 9     |            with especial care, as a proof in his domain, a certain
36     IV, 9     |              We have therefore good proof that He uttered the word,
37     IV, 11    |          the Lord, he adduces for a proof that he was chosen as a
38     IV, 11    |          doubt you would fetch your proof from the idiom of his language.~
39     IV, 14    |           god), who has never given proof of his liberality by any
40     IV, 14    |             Whence shall we get our proof? From the very cutting off,
41     IV, 15    |             OF THE OLD TESTAMENT IN PROOF OF THIS.~"In the like manner,"
42     IV, 18    |             Creator, and rested the proof of his statement on those
43     IV, 19    |             birth, surely any other proof would have better answered
44     IV, 19    |             But there is historical proof that at this very time a
45     IV, 20    |             says, and advances some proof: "For I perceive that virtue
46     IV, 22    |           should utter His voice in proof of the promise which He
47     IV, 26    |             If you find nowhere any proof, let me tell you that it
48     IV, 33    |           that you may get a better proof for the kingdom of God from
49     IV, 39    |         CHRIST OF THE CREATOR. THIS PROOF ENHANCED BY THE PARABLE
50     IV, 40    |     evidence of the flesh, we get a proof of the body, and a proof
51     IV, 40    |            proof of the body, and a proof of the flesh from the evidence
52     IV, 41    |            Peter, too, he gives you proof that he is a jealous God,
53      V, 1intro|           him, to compel you to the proof of him. I deny him, to convince
54      V, 1intro|         believe, or failing in your proof, (tell us) how you believe.
55      V, 1intro|           from whom alone comes the proof of that which you believe?
56      V, 2     |     ORDINANCES OF THE MOSAIC LAW NO PROOF OF ANOTHER GOD. THE DIVINE
57      V, 9     |         will receive all the better proof, in proportion as I shall
58      V, 11    |       attribute which is alleged in proof of it belongs to that God
59      V, 13    |          same time afforded another proof that the truth emanates
60      V, 14    |         THAT GOD WAS THE CREATOR, A PROOF IS IN FACT GIVEN THAT ST.
61      V, 15    |          failed to produce and give proof of any such criterion, we
62      V, 19    |     existence, when he has found no proof that he had any existence
63      V, 20    |            a diversity, there is no proof of a novelty. Of course