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 1      I, 22|   longer exist if it ceased to act. In Marcion's god, however,
 2      I, 25|       god) already in the very act encounters a rival, both
 3      I, 26|        therefore do a judicial act, when he declared his unwillingness,
 4      I, 27|      Still more vainly do they act, who when asked, What is
 5      I, 28|       For the repetition of an act is impossible to him, by
 6     II, 3 |      When, however, an initial act had been once done by it,
 7     II, 4 | perfect, good both in word and act. As yet the Word knew no
 8     II, 4 |        it was a most benignant act of His thus to point out
 9     II, 9 |       breath of God. And in an act of your own, such as blowing
10     II, 24|      for having repented of an act of justice, which surely
11     II, 24|        will never repent of an act of justice. And it now remains
12     II, 27|   believe that Christ did ever act in the name of God the Father;
13     II, 27|        that man might learn to act as God. God dealt on equal
14     II, 28|     say commanded a fraudulent act, but in a matter of gold
15     II, 28|    ideas,) when he prevents an act of retaliation. For what
16    III, 8 |       were done untruly, every act of intercourse, of contact,
17    III, 8 |      was done by any corporeal act cannot be believed to have
18    III, 11|      did our Pontic heresiarch act in this too. As if it would
19    III, 11|      mask of his substance, to act out from its earliest scene
20    III, 18|     for his own death. By this act he even then was setting
21     IV, 4 |     and corrupting them in the act, is an affair of man's audacity,
22     IV, 9 |        his goodness, he did in act what you deny that he did
23     IV, 16|     not been instructed by God act on this incongruous liberty
24     IV, 18|        them even in their very act of invoking the Creator
25     IV, 20|   hostility to the law in that act, which the Lord Himself
26     IV, 20|      Her touch at least was an act of faith. And if of faith
27     IV, 22|     How would their own Christ act? I suppose He would have
28     IV, 23|        judicially reproving an act of either pride or hypocrisy
29     IV, 24|        is in itself a judicial act. There is no award which
30     IV, 24|     instructed in a fraudulent act, but only set to claim compensation
31     IV, 27|     praise, because by such an act of piety they seemed to
32     IV, 27|        the Creator's Christ to act.~
33     IV, 28|      his use of it; and of the act, although a bad one, by
34     IV, 29|    property; but he who should act otherwise should be severed,
35     IV, 29|      his god, as if it were an act of serenity and mildness
36     IV, 29|       did not imply a judicial act! What folly! What will be
37     IV, 29|     God who had taught them to act as He commanded them, was
38     IV, 29|     requiring that they should act of their own accord. He
39     IV, 31|     unable to recompense" your act of humanity. Now, since
40     IV, 36|     blind man, to show by this act that He was not David's
41     IV, 41|      ON THE TRAITOR A JUDICIAL ACT, WHICH DISPROVES CHRIST
42      V, 3 |  happened which induced him to act as he did. But then I want
43      V, 10|   mixes the poison of a wicked act. How then is it, that the
44      V, 11|      Jonah you find the signal act of His mercy, which He showed