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 1      I, 2     |          he will never be able to prove, i.e. his own god. The unhappy
 2      I, 8     |          shall at once be able to prove the heresy of their tenet
 3      I, 9     |        present to us as new, they prove to have been unknown previous
 4      I, 11    |       Creator to be God, and also prove him divine whom they wish
 5      I, 13    |         peacock, will, I presume, prove to you that the Creator
 6      I, 17    |        thing you have to do is to prove that he exists, after the
 7      I, 18    |      which are worthy of God will prove the existence of God. We
 8      I, 19    |       reign of Tiberius). Now, to prove clearly what remains of
 9      I, 21    |         But if the churches shall prove to have been corrupt from
10      I, 22    |           goodness (if it were to prove itself a natural agency),
11      I, 22    | incompatible. And if it shall not prove to be natural, it must no
12      I, 24    |         is in heaven is perfect." Prove, then, that the goodness
13      I, 24    |     However, I do not now wish to prove that Marcion's god is imperfect
14      I, 24    |        God; but you are unable to prove that He is perfectly good,
15      I, 27    |        fear sin, and by your fear prove that He is an object of
16      I, 29    |          at their birth, will not prove to be more inhuman in comparison.
17     II, 6     |           not exclude, but rather prove, human liberty by a spontaneous
18     II, 14    |     moreover, worthy of God. Else prove them to be unjust, in order
19     II, 15    |       censuring the Judge; rather prove Him to be an unjust one.
20     II, 19    |          I suppose, are wanted to prove Him to be a most good God,
21     II, 25    |           that even here He might prove man to be the subject of
22     II, 25    |           crime. This, then, will prove to be the ignorance of our
23     II, 28    |         be slain. I will moreover prove to Marcion that they were
24    III, 3     |       because He was forthwith to prove Himself the Son and the
25    III, 3     |           now, when I am about to prove that the Creator sometimes
26    III, 5     |            For as I shall have to prove that Christ was from the
27    III, 6     |        subject it is called in to prove. When, therefore, our heretics
28    III, 19    |         Christ; but they will not prove from this concession that
29    III, 20    |         found in Christ now, will prove to be what the Creator then
30    III, 24    |         necessary that you should prove that a heaven belongs to
31     IV, 10    |           Christ; and so you will prove how novel is that boasted
32     IV, 10    |             Is not this enough to prove that He is the Christ of
33     IV, 11    |             If you should wish to prove that a man belonged to another
34     IV, 15    |         poor, in order that I may prove Christ to be on the Creator'
35     IV, 19    |           my voice" that He might prove them first as disciples,
36     IV, 20    |         of breaking it. This will prove to be the faith which was
37     IV, 21    |         to be enough, but even to prove superabundant; and herein
38     IV, 21    |           to His own case does He prove that it is He Himself of
39     IV, 22    |         is no difficult matter to prove the rapture of Peter. For
40     IV, 26    |         had already learned this, prove it. If you find nowhere
41     IV, 29    |        whom he had no evidence to prove his existence? Justly also
42     IV, 30    |        Creator's infamy, will not prove to be one whit better than
43     IV, 35    |           of the law, in order to prove to them that, having been
44     IV, 38    |           THE RESURRECTION. THESE PROVE HIM NOT TO BE MARCION'S
45     IV, 41    |         however, are you going to prove to us that they pronounced
46      V, 1intro|      constitute its basis. Either prove the truth of what you believe,
47      V, 1intro|       before in Christ's case, to prove that he proclaimed no new
48      V, 2     |         God than the Creator, and prove Christ to belong to no other
49      V, 8     |        prophet;" that so it might prove true that "the law and the
50      V, 8     |      themselves will be enough to prove which of us acts rashly
51      V, 18    |         from my point of view, to prove that the same God is (the