Book, Chapter

 1      I, 23    |       Pharisees, how comes it to pass that the second is attributed
 2      I, 27    |         you may attain to such a pass! A better god has been discovered,
 3     II, 5     |  ignorant of what was to come to pass, and powerful enough to
 4     II, 5     |       the cause why that came to pass which could not have happened
 5     II, 6     |         the case, how came it to pass that man, when in possession
 6     II, 8     | endowments. And thus it comes to pass, that even now also, the
 7     II, 16    |           although their members pass under identical names, so
 8     II, 27    |          now, that I may briefly pass in review the other points
 9     II, 29    |        the case, how comes it to pass that the Antitheses demonstrate
10    III, 5     |      seen and already brought to pass, even while forseeing it,
11    III, 7     |        dominion, which shall not pass away; and His kingdom that
12    III, 10    |        Therefore how comes it to pass that he should have thought
13    III, 11    |         man, had by all means to pass as having been born, it
14    III, 16    |           in order that he might pass as belonging to the other (
15    III, 17    |       upon, by indicating, as we pass on, how Christ was fore-announced
16    III, 20    |        you see (daily) coming to pass.~
17    III, 21    |      says: "And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the
18    III, 22    |          that that might come to pass which was written: "They
19    III, 22    |        that which had to come to pass in our day in His name,
20    III, 23    |          For it began to come to pass from that day, when, according
21     IV, 2     | compendiously indicated by us. I pass on to give a proof of the
22     IV, 4     |        whether they will come to pass. Emendation never precedes
23     IV, 5     |  themselves. But how comes it to pass, if the apostles published
24     IV, 20    |          a way for the people to pass dry-shod across; again does
25     IV, 20    |        when his priests began to pass over! What will you say
26     IV, 21    |      what should one day come to pass, answered (as the mouthpiece
27     IV, 22    |         future, replied, "I will pass before thee in my glory,"
28     IV, 24    |          unclean thing shall not pass, nor shall be there any
29     IV, 24    |          but the dispersed shall pass over it, and they shall
30     IV, 33    |        old state of things would pass away and a new state would
31     IV, 33    |  therefore, may heaven and earth pass away as also the law and
32     IV, 33    |       elements would more easily pass away than His words fail;
33     IV, 34    |         with her, and it come to pass that she find no favour
34     IV, 35    |        the matter must of course pass as it best may, if anybody
35     IV, 39    |        things must needs come to pass," what does He represent
36     IV, 39    |        of His must fully come to pass; but surely as the good
37     IV, 39    |       these things shall come to pass, ye shall look up, and raise
38     IV, 39    |         see these things come to pass, know ye that the kingdom
39     IV, 39    |         see these things come to pass, know ye that the kingdom
40     IV, 39    |        things must needs come to pass, although so terrible and
41     IV, 39    |       heaven and earth shall not pass away till all things be
42     IV, 39    |         But let heaven and earth pass away, since their Lord has
43     IV, 42    |     writes: And it shall come to pass in that day, saith the Lord,
44      V, 1intro|    because nobody could possibly pass from allegiance to the Creator
45      V, 2     |        the ancient things should pass any," to be superseded by
46      V, 2     |        the ancient things should pass away. Therefore both the
47      V, 4     |         times. "It shall come to pass in the last days, that the
48      V, 4     |      order that old things might pass away, and a new course begin,
49      V, 7     |          A temple will therefore pass away with its god, and its
50      V, 7     |       been already dealt with, I pass them by; certain others
51      V, 9     |     present discussion, must not pass unnoticed. For the resurrection
52      V, 11    |          there be light." I here pass over discussion about another
53      V, 12    |         it will be impossible to pass sentence except on the body,
54      V, 15    |        since he was the first to pass a hostile sentence on them?
55      V, 18    |   Creator's, how does it come to pass that such a God as He could
56      V, 19    |         that "old things were to pass away," and that He would "