Book, Chapter

 1      I, 10|       human race, although they knew not even the name of Moses,
 2      I, 10|     much less his writings, yet knew the God of Moses; and even
 3      I, 10|     Reflect, then, whether they knew Him, of whom they testify
 4     II, 2 |        been that; as if any one knew what is in God, except the
 5     II, 4 |        and act. As yet the Word knew no malediction, because
 6     II, 4 |        be alone is not good. He knew full well what a blessing
 7     II, 5 |       their places when He fore knew them? There is sin itself.
 8     II, 8 |        death a creature whom He knew to be guiltless on the score
 9     II, 24|     before unto Tarshish; for I knew that Thou art a gracious
10     II, 26|      What was He to do, when He knew of no other God; especially
11     II, 26|       he swore by that which he knew, he really committed no
12     II, 28|         to Marcion's. If my God knew not of any other superior
13    III, 11|        of a deception, since he knew himself to be something
14    III, 20|       nations now invoke, which knew Him not; Christ to whom
15    III, 22|        whom, as you contend, He knew not, nor to have expressed
16     IV, 5 |     things whose authority they knew to be more generally received.
17     IV, 7 |         acknowledge Him whom he knew (to be both). For he remembered
18     IV, 7 |        who was simply good, and knew not how to destroy or how
19     IV, 7 |        him for thinking what he knew he ought to think (about
20     IV, 7 |  supposing that of Him which he knew not that he ought to suppose
21     IV, 8 |        He speaking of those who knew of another god also? I do
22     IV, 8 |     kingdom of that God whom He knew to be the only God known
23     IV, 9 | offering of the gift because he knew that every cured leper would
24     IV, 9 |         from commanding what he knew would be spontaneously done.
25     IV, 9 |        law. And yet, because he knew their disposition, he ought
26     IV, 15|    preferred asking for what he knew to be well-pleasing to God
27     IV, 17|       but Him, beside whom they knew none else; nor did they
28     IV, 17|        than Him whom alone they knew. This being the case, who
29     IV, 18|   entertained about Him whom he knew indeed to exist but knew
30     IV, 18|        knew indeed to exist but knew not whether He were the
31     IV, 20|         torments and abyss they knew and dreaded. It seems impossible
32     IV, 20|    existence, the demons really knew none other than the Christ
33     IV, 20|       had an issue of blood, He knew not by whom. "Who touched
34     IV, 20|      nor as a prophet, whom she knew to be capable of contamination
35     IV, 20|        but not so God, whom she knew for certain to be in Christ.
36     IV, 20|       ill health, for which she knew that the succour of God'
37     IV, 21|     that Christ, beside whom he knew of none else in the Scriptures,
38     IV, 22|       and one for Elias. But he knew not what he said." How knew
39     IV, 22|     knew not what he said." How knew not? Was his ignorance the
40     IV, 22|     Peter, on seeing His glory, knew not what he was saying? "
41     IV, 22|       and which as a prophet he knew was to occur. Respecting
42     IV, 25|         towards a god whom they knew not, suppose him now at
43     IV, 25|        But the lawyer of course knew very well in what way the
44     IV, 26|      gate he had found; whom he knew to possess bread; in bed
45     IV, 36|      Jesus) inquired whether he knew (that is, in other words,
46     IV, 36|       the Son of David. He, who knew all this of Himself, and
47     IV, 38|    EXPOSED AND CONFUTED.~Christ knew "the baptism of John, whence
48     IV, 38|       did He ask them, as if He knew not? He knew that the Pharisees
49     IV, 38|     them, as if He knew not? He knew that the Pharisees would
50     IV, 40|         to the slaughter, and I knew not that they devised a
51     IV, 41|      but of Him whom alone they knew? Of what God but of Him
52     IV, 42|     phantom! But what if Joseph knew that it was a body which
53      V, 3 |        anticipation one whom He knew not of? Why, however, may
54      V, 5 |         His own, and of whom He knew nothing, when He published
55      V, 5 |        God, the world by wisdom knew not God, it pleased God
56      V, 5 |         the world in his wisdom knew not God, whom indeed he
57      V, 6 |       the princes of this world knew it for had they known it
58      V, 6 |      ourselves) the evil spirit knew that Jesus was the Holy
59      V, 14|   respect of a god of whom they knew nothing. For where had been
60      V, 17|      applicable and the apostle knew very well who that was.
61      V, 18|     comes suitably from him who knew that those who "drank wine