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 1      I, 8     | accounted as no one through such long centuries back, and ancient
 2      I, 9     |        known. Now that which, so long as it is unknown, is an
 3      I, 9     | questioned, is an uncertainty so long as it remains thus questionable;
 4      I, 10    |         For although Moses, some long while afterwards, seems
 5      I, 19    |   Creator, against whom after so long a time a separation has
 6      I, 20    |          even the Creator had so long before discarded all these
 7      I, 22    |          it cannot be eternal so long as, failing to be natural,
 8      I, 24    |  character for determination. So long, then, as you prefer your
 9      I, 25    |      while, should come after so long a time to entertain a concern
10      I, 29    |       sanctity which will in the long run bring it a plenteous
11     II, 5     |           But I shall not linger long over this point for Christ'
12     II, 14    |         all) as an Egyptian, had long been guilty before God of
13     II, 15    |       that we may not linger too long on the point, (I would challenge
14     II, 20    |          tacit requital of their long servitude. It was plainly
15     II, 28    |       that purpose, which for so long a period had refused to
16    III, 4     |          observe that, during so long a period, his lord bore
17    III, 4     |          But he grew weary of so long an endurance, and so failed
18    III, 4     |     without just cause did he so long refrain from interrupting
19    III, 4     |         Christ; whereas he ought long ago to have encountered
20    III, 4     |       have borne with the one so long in His ruthless hostility,
21    III, 24    |        ever be with the Lord, so long as He remains both on the
22     IV, 1     |      arranged and also foretold. Long ago did Isaiah declare that "
23     IV, 4     |      himself in Marcion alone so long looked for by Christ, who
24     IV, 15    |         god of Marcion, after so long a time, bestirred himself
25     IV, 15    |     thought they should continue long, and were not fleeting;
26     IV, 16    |        whole race of mankind. So long, therefore, as the mystery
27     IV, 17    |          a guilty conscience. So long, then, were the Jews cognisant
28     IV, 18    |       these persons to remain so long in their error, especially
29     IV, 19    |          needful light during so long a time; and when he promises
30     IV, 20    |        case, however, was one of long abounding ill health, for
31     IV, 21    |          nibbling at her breast; long an infant; gradually a boy;
32     IV, 23    |        faithless generation! how long shall I be with you? how
33     IV, 23    |         shall I be with you? how long shall I suffer you?" He
34     IV, 23    |         to us your own self. How long ago did you begin to treat
35     IV, 23    |           O perverse nation! how long shall I be with you? how
36     IV, 23    |         shall I be with you? how long shall I suffer you?" This
37     IV, 23    |      show us no credentials. How long since did you begin to plead
38     IV, 25    |         thanks God for doing, He long ago announced by Isaiah: "
39     IV, 25    |          and was only revealed a long time after them? What blessedness,
40     IV, 28    |     Creator's servants initiated long before! But see how clear
41     IV, 29    |        lord who has no hell, not long before had restrained his
42     IV, 32    |         the attribute of Him who long ago professed that He would
43     IV, 33    |          SO ALSO HAD ISAIAH SAID LONG BEFORE. ONE ONLY GOD, THE
44     IV, 33    |         Marcion's god was for so long an age concealed. He was,
45     IV, 35    |        as that which the Creator long ago exhibited: "He that
46     IV, 39    |        none other than He who so long before addressed to men
47      V, 1intro|      even the book of Genesis so long ago promised me the Apostle
48      V, 2     |   another? For what man would be long in learning, that he ought
49      V, 12    |          our hope), and that "so long as we are in the flesh,
50      V, 15    |         the mouth of Isaiah said long ago: "Who are these that
51      V, 15    |        church of his God; and as long as He endures, so long also
52      V, 15    |        as long as He endures, so long also does His Spirit work,
53      V, 15    |          His Spirit work, and so long are His promises repeated.
54      V, 17    |          done on earth, that any long dispensation of times to
55      V, 19    |        an invisible God; because long before he wrote this we
56      V, 19    |   dispensation of His threatened long before that He would "destroy