Book, Chapter

 1      I, 6     | maintaining that God ought to be believed as the one only great Supreme
 2      I, 6     |          can be neither said nor believed to be God, except as the
 3      I, 11    |       Accordingly, this also was believed from the character of God
 4      I, 11    |          they wish to be equally believed in as God, except they adjust
 5      I, 16    |           whereas He ought to be believed to have created both the
 6      I, 18    |         truth, so that he may be believed to be the very being who
 7      I, 21    |       good, that no god is to be believed whom any man has devised
 8      I, 22    |    natural, it must no longer be believed to be eternal nor competent
 9     II, 26    |          had been no persons who believed that there were other Gods,
10    III, 2     |          never named Him, nor be believed in as the Sent One if no
11    III, 2     |  Inasmuch, then, as it had to be believed in order to be of use, so
12    III, 3     |   wherefore Christ should not be believed in simply on account of
13    III, 4     |     whereby it should come to be believed that Christ was come before
14    III, 8     |          corporeal act cannot be believed to have been truly done
15    III, 11    |        would not be more readily believed that flesh in the Divine
16    III, 11    |         who seemed to be man was believed to be verily and indeed
17    III, 13    |         and still the prophet is believed. And indeed very properly;
18    III, 13    |       the incredible thing being believed, by giving a reason for
19    III, 13    |         easy enough to see, they believed in Christ. He designated
20    III, 15    |     insinuate himself into being believed by the Jews, except through
21    III, 18    |   moreover, that it is not to be believed that the Creator would expose
22     IV, 1     |       error as soon as they have believed. And as the result of this, "
23     IV, 4     |       that Marcion, himself once believed it, when in the first warmth
24     IV, 7     |     certainly was not easy to be believed, even after the asseveration.
25     IV, 8     |       substance, which cannot be believed to have been a phantom,
26     IV, 10    |          follows that He must be believed to be One and the Same,
27     IV, 16    |         of men, that the man who believed in God might expect vengeance
28     IV, 25    |       greater things ought to be believed of Him who has first lesser
29     IV, 25    |       have secured a claim to be believed in things of higher import.
30     IV, 29    |        the Creator, because they believed that He was of His own will
31     IV, 34    |      that wherewithal he himself believed God, without the yoke of
32     IV, 34    |         had beforehand heard and believed Moses and the prophets,
33     IV, 35    |     priests; and it is not to be believed that persons who observed
34     IV, 35    |          it would be idle, if we believed that God had predicted the
35     IV, 37    |           Was it because he also believed that Christ came by Marcion?
36     IV, 38    |        them because they had not believed him, belonged to Him whose
37     IV, 43conc|        showed that) they had not believed Him to have been the very
38     IV, 43conc|        Wishing, therefore, to be believed by them in this wise, He
39     IV, 43conc|   phantom? But whilst they still believed not, He asked them for some
40      V, 1intro|         that nothing ought to be believed hastily (and that I may
41      V, 1intro|       may further say is hastily believed, which is believed without
42      V, 1intro|       hastily believed, which is believed without any examination
43      V, 2     |         more men ought not to be believed, when neither an angel nor
44      V, 3     |         Marcionites wish to have believed (on the point)? For the
45      V, 3     |    Abraham's? For since "Abraham believed God, and it was accounted
46      V, 3     |     children of Abraham, who had believed previous to his circumcision
47      V, 9     |       belongs to that God who is believed to have provided this resurrection
48      V, 9     |          that none but He can be believed to be the Christ of the
49      V, 11    |         world there are said and believed to be "gods many"), yet "
50      V, 13    |        other when He ought to be believed to be both one and the other,
51      V, 16    |          all might be judged who believed not the truth, but had pleasure
52      V, 17    |      your salvation); in whom ye believed, and were sealed with His