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 1      I, 15    |     Tiberius, the other which is promised by the Creator Marcion suffers
 2    III, 9     |       heretics also, that He has promised that He will one day form
 3    III, 16    |          of this world) into the promised land which flows with milk
 4    III, 20    |          ends of the earth being promised to David, whose kingdom
 5    III, 20    |         be what the Creator then promised under the appellation of "
 6    III, 21    |        here learn that Christ is promised not as powerful in war,
 7    III, 24    |       inquiry relates to what is promised in heaven, not on earth.
 8    III, 24    |        confess that a kingdom is promised to us upon the earth, although
 9    III, 24    |         But to Esau the blessing promised is an earthly one, which
10    III, 24    |         Son) of Him who had also promised the lower ones; who had,
11     IV, 6     |         on, and challenge (as we promised to do) the very Gospel of
12     IV, 8     |          rejoice;" so had Isaiah promised. When "stayed" by the crowds,
13     IV, 10    | fulfilment of the prophecy which promised a particular kind of healing,
14     IV, 11    |       state of things was rather promised by the Creator, and exhibited
15     IV, 14    |       that kingdom also which is promised by Christ, to whose merciful
16     IV, 14    |         and joyous exultation is promised to those who are in an opposite
17     IV, 19    |          with equal distinctness promised by the Creator. But there
18     IV, 22    |         understood, "whom I have promised." For if He once promised,
19     IV, 22    |        promised." For if He once promised, and then afterwards says, "
20     IV, 22    |          the latter days. He had promised that He would make Himself
21     IV, 23    |         gentleness of Christ was promised by the selfsame severest
22     IV, 24    |          Happily the Creator has promised by Isaiah to give this power
23     IV, 25    |       hidden "these things," and promised a revelation of them through
24     IV, 26    |       been enjoined, and results promised, by the Creator. As for
25     IV, 34    |        this everlasting abode is promised, and the ascending stories (
26     IV, 35    |           wholly appertained the promised Christ, in order that men
27     IV, 37    |        naked cover him." This he promised to do, in an equally satisfactory
28     IV, 39    |         what he had thought; and promised "a mouth" to Moses, when
29     IV, 39    |         the Psalm the Father had promised to give to Him: Ask of me,
30     IV, 39    | evidently no more will have been promised by your Christ than by my
31      V, 1intro|      book of Genesis so long ago promised me the Apostle Paul. For
32      V, 2     |       Now, if the Creator indeed promised that "the ancient things
33      V, 3     |         to his faith that it was promised that Abraham should be the
34      V, 6     |    Gentiles," by the Creator who promised through the mouth of Isaiah
35      V, 7     |       even by Christ; for He has promised Christ to be a Light, and
36      V, 7     |       who imposed them, who also promised the new condition of things.
37      V, 8     |      remark that these also were promised by the Creator through Christ;
38      V, 8     |         Since, then, the Creator promised the gift of His Spirit in
39      V, 8     |    described by the apostle, and promised by the prophet Isaiah. "
40      V, 8     |        side, even if the Creator promised them for His Christ who
41      V, 11    |          none other than Him who promised it if not "its letter, yet
42      V, 14    |         disclosed. For so had He promised: "I will give to them treasures
43      V, 17    |  inheritance in the saints," who promised such an inheritance in the