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 1     II, 27    |     death, even the death of the cross, why can you not suppose
 2    III, 11    |          death, infancy than the cross, punishment than nature,
 3    III, 18    |        that the suffering of the cross was predicted of the Christ
 4    III, 18    |         simple prediction of the cross, of which we are now mainly
 5    III, 18    |       sacrifice, and carried the cross whereon He suffered. Joseph
 6    III, 18    |      were the extremities of His cross. For of the antenna, which
 7    III, 18    |    antenna, which is a part of a cross, the ends are called horns;
 8    III, 18    |        this virtue, then, of His cross, and in this manner "horned,"
 9    III, 18    |   affixing Him with nails to the cross. Otherwise, it is an idle
10    III, 18    |       was necessary of that very cross through which Jesus was
11    III, 18    |          the power of our Lord's cross, whereby that old serpent
12    III, 19    |          by His suffering on the cross, and thence reigned! Now,
13    III, 19    |       dying upon the tree of His cross? Likewise Isaiah also says: "
14    III, 19    |          His new glory, even His cross; so that, according to our
15    III, 19    |         prediction of the Lord's cross, the twenty-first Psalm
16    III, 19    |       the special cruelty of the cross. And again, when He implores
17    III, 19    |      from the extremities of the cross, as we have shown above.
18    III, 19    |      himself did not suffer this cross, nor did any other king
19    III, 19    |         given us no signs of the cross of His Christ; but they
20    III, 19    |         Christ, much less of his cross, it is enough for my Christ
21    III, 19    |    possible for the death of the cross to have been still intended,
22    III, 21    |    kingdom from the tree (of the cross), when no Cerdon was yet
23    III, 22    |          is the very form of the cross, which He predicted would
24    III, 23    |          hurried Him away to the cross. And so in this manner the
25    III, 23    |        god who was driven to the cross by the powers and authorities
26     IV, 20    |        through the trophy of the cross He triumphed. Now of what
27     IV, 21    |         of from the curse of the cross, the real endurance of which
28     IV, 26    |        afterwards) attached to a cross at Jerusalem one of his
29     IV, 40    |      which means, of course, the cross upon His body. And thus,
30     IV, 42    |        may as well take away the cross itself! But even then the
31     IV, 42    |          was not flesh (upon the cross), but a phantom of flesh (
32     IV, 42    |      therefore remained upon the cross, nothing hung there, after "
33     IV, 42    |    nothing to take down from the cross, nothing to wrap in the
34      V, 1intro|        knowing to whom he had to cross over. For either Christ
35      V, 5     |          BE ANTI-MARCIONITE. THE CROSS OF CHRIST PURPOSED BY THE
36      V, 5     |          FOOLISHNESS OF CHRIST'S CROSS BY HIS IMPIOUS SEVERANCE
37      V, 5     |      experienced rebellion? "The cross of Christ," he says, "is
38      V, 5     |         to the doctrine s of the cross he accounts as foolishness,
39      V, 5     |  foolishness, therefore both the cross, and also Christ by reason
40      V, 5     |          Christ by reason of the cross, will appertain to the Creator,
41      V, 5     |   predicted the incidents of the cross. But if the Creator, as
42      V, 5     |         wisdom in order that the cross of Christ, considered as
43      V, 5     |      foretold anything about the cross of a Christ who is not His
44      V, 5     | salvation, when they believe the cross to be the wisdom and power
45      V, 5     |     incur perdition, to whom the cross of Christ is accounted folly; (
46      V, 5     |        the folly of the preached cross. "Because the Jews require
47      V, 5     |         wiser than men," but the cross and death of Christ? What
48      V, 5     |   suffered neither death nor the cross there was nothing in Him
49      V, 17    |          slain the enmity by the cross." Thus we find from this
50      V, 17    |        as was able to endure the cross. "When, therefore, He came
51      V, 19    |        peace by the blood of His cross," but to Him whom those
52      V, 20    |            even the death of the cross." For he could hardly mean
53      V, 20    |          which rather eluded the cross than experienced it, and