Book, Chapter

 1      I, 10|        wanting. Always shall He be understood, always be heard, nay even
 2     II, 6 |           But although we shall be understood, from our argument, to be
 3     II, 14|         Him in every passage to be understood as the creator of all evil
 4     II, 22|       nothing else than this to be understood, that He had never really
 5     II, 24|           this repentance is to be understood as upbraiding another rather
 6     II, 24|            this particular evil be understood to be one of this class
 7    III, 3 |         Himself to be approved and understood, and received on a certain
 8    III, 5 |    parables, and that they must be understood in a sense different from
 9    III, 6 |            For how could they have understood the strange One, concerning
10    III, 6 |     prophecy? That admits of being understood or being not understood,
11    III, 6 |            understood or being not understood, which, by possessing a
12    III, 6 |        they from appearing to have understood Him to be a strange Christ,
13    III, 13|     likewise by Egypt is sometimes understood, in His sense, the whole
14    III, 14|        two-edged one." This may be understood to be the Divine Word, who
15    III, 23|           the Lord, and the people understood Him not, but forsook Him,
16     IV, 2 |       unnoticed what may fairly be understood to be on our side. Now,
17     IV, 7 |         and heretofore imperfectly understood one. Because he also premised
18     IV, 9 |          should be more profoundly understood as signifying spiritual
19     IV, 10|   undoubtedly offers Himself to be understood as Him to whom (the appellation)
20     IV, 11|            and publicans should be understood, whom he was choosing, he
21     IV, 20|           that Christ also must be understood to be an exterminator of
22     IV, 22|           was what he wished to be understood as the meaning of that voice
23     IV, 22|           this clause is of course understood, "whom I have promised."
24     IV, 26|            that He might make this understood, He adds: "But if I with
25     IV, 26|           the power of God must be understood to be the finger of none
26     IV, 27|     cleansing of vessels was to be understood before God the purification
27     IV, 29|       Christ would have to be here understood? If He points to their own
28     IV, 29|         fire you insist upon being understood. Even if it be but figurative
29     IV, 30|           his garden." Who must be understood as meant by the man? Surely
30     IV, 33|         Himself what He would have understood by mammon. For when advising
31     IV, 33|             derided Him, when they understood that by mammon He meant
32     IV, 38|         question proposed is fully understood from this sense of the answer,
33     IV, 38|            the question is clearly understood. You have both the time
34     IV, 41|           that in this woe must be understood the imprecation and threat
35      V, 3 |        wish on all occasions to be understood as in alliance with Judaism!
36      V, 9 |           to be with especial care understood of Christ? "I have begotten
37      V, 11|         Lord Jesus Christ, will be understood to be no other God than
38      V, 11|            Christ, who ought to be understood from His Scriptures. Content
39      V, 11|           is clear that he must be understood to be the lord of this world,
40      V, 13|             none other body can be understood than that of the flesh,
41      V, 14|       known me; my people have not understood me;" and as to their preferring
42      V, 16|          of) nature, for He may be understood from His works, and may
43      V, 17|        times past," he must not be understood to indicate that the Creator
44      V, 18| principalities could possibly have understood anything without their sovereign
45      V, 18|        from them, he must needs be understood as having meant that it