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 1      I, 2     |        that in his Christ had been revealed a new and strange divinity;
 2      I, 8     |       Jesus Christ," and none else revealed; whom Christ revealed, they
 3      I, 8     |         else revealed; whom Christ revealed, they say Christ himself
 4      I, 10    |    CONSCIENCE OF MAN BEFORE HE WAS REVEALED BY MOSES.~For indeed, as
 5      I, 15    |          it that the Lord has been revealed since the twelfth year of
 6      I, 18    |        already proved to have been revealed in a manner worthy of his
 7      I, 18    |           instruction, through His revealed announcements. Now, in a
 8      I, 18    |         especially as he had to be revealed in opposition to One who,
 9      I, 18    |        works, both of creation and revealed announcement, had with difficulty
10      I, 19    |           of the creation, has yet revealed himself in Christ Jesus.
11      I, 19    |            the first time, was not revealed by Christ (who announced
12      I, 19    |      therefore could not have been revealed by Christ, who came before
13      I, 21    |             AS THE GOD WHOM CHRIST REVEALED, UNTIL MARCION'S HERESY.~
14      I, 22    |            himself, Why he was not revealed from the very first? Why,
15      I, 22    |            not? since he had to be revealed by his goodness if he had
16    III, 4     |            respect of both, having revealed himself so tardily after
17    III, 4     |           chastise the Creator, he revealed himself, (I suppose,) after
18    III, 22    |            words (of the prophet), revealed His Holy One with His arm,
19     IV, 6     |            previously unknown god, revealed for the salvation of all
20     IV, 10    |           Son of man." He also was revealed to Daniel himself expressly
21     IV, 16    |  dispensations of the Father, both revealed and made intelligible, when
22     IV, 16    |      therefore, although specially revealed, was, in spite of his revelation,
23     IV, 17    |         found has another God been revealed by Christ. I wonder that
24     IV, 17    |       called on, because never yet revealed; or He who was ever regarded
25     IV, 21    |          degrees a man. But he was revealed from heaven, full-grown
26     IV, 22    |       frowardness (of heresy), and revealed them just as Marcion's Christ
27     IV, 22    |           no new divinity had been revealed by Christ, and that Peter
28     IV, 22    |        because hitherto Christ had revealed nothing of the kind; and
29     IV, 22    |          the glory which was to be revealed in the latter days. He had
30     IV, 23    | faithlessness,' who have never yet revealed to us your own self. How
31     IV, 25    |         wise and prudent, Thou has revealed unto babes." What things
32     IV, 25    |           whom hidden? And by whom revealed? If it was by Marcion's
33     IV, 25    |          that they were hidden and revealed, it was an extremely iniquitous
34     IV, 25    |         same God as He who had now revealed them unto babes. Else, if
35     IV, 25    |           it was Marcion's god who revealed the things which had been
36     IV, 25    |            him to whom the Son has revealed Him, because it was even
37     IV, 25    |      unknown to them, and was only revealed a long time after them?
38     IV, 28    |          covered that shall not be revealed; neither hid, which shall
39     IV, 29    |           a god who has hardly yet revealed, and whom they were in process
40     IV, 35    |         His kingdom will be really revealed. In this statement He shows
41     IV, 43conc|   consistently maintain that Jesus revealed Himself to the disciples
42      V, 1intro|          either Christ had already revealed another god in which case
43      V, 1intro|            the god whom Christ had revealed, and because of the impropriety
44      V, 1intro|       apostle who had been already revealed by Christ or Christ had
45      V, 1intro|          belief at all, if he were revealed not even by an apostle.
46      V, 2     |           does) in Christ, who was revealed after John, than invalidate "
47      V, 6     |            it was afterwards to be revealed in Christ, who was set "
48      V, 6     |         before the ages, if he had revealed it at the commencement of
49      V, 6     |          He both fore-ordained and revealed He also in the intermediate
50      V, 8     |          His Christ who is not yet revealed, as being destined only
51      V, 9     |            a Christ who is not yet revealed. Just as my Christ is to
52      V, 11    |          from the time he has been revealed, as if he were the father
53      V, 11    |           God who has been already revealed. Therefore "the New Testament"
54      V, 13    |           the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith,'' he
55      V, 13    |        that "the wrath (of God) is revealed from heaven against all
56      V, 13    |         the wrath, which has to be revealed to avenge the truth. Likewise,
57      V, 13    |       vindicate truth, can only be revealed from heaven by the God of
58      V, 16    |            the Lord Jesus shall be revealed as coming from heaven with
59      V, 16    |      naturally unknown, and who is revealed nowhere else than in the
60      V, 16    |      perdition," who must first be revealed before the Lord comes; "
61      V, 18    |            to Him, which had to be revealed beneath His heaven, and