Book, Chapter

 1      I, 3     |  Christian verity has distinctly declared this principle, "God is
 2      I, 3     |     Christian verity has rightly declared, "God is not, if He is not
 3      I, 21    |         just as the Psalmist had declared: "Let us break their bands
 4      I, 26    |       been moved already when he declared his unwillingness; and that
 5      I, 26    |          a judicial act, when he declared his unwillingness, and consequent
 6      I, 26    |        done, and he deliberately declared that it should be forbidden.
 7     II, 18    |     which was subsequently to be declared by the prophet: "Vengeance
 8     II, 22    |     earth, and in the waters, He declared also the reasons, as being
 9     II, 24    |         accordance with which He declared, "I create evil," and, "
10     II, 27    |         the Old Testament He had declared, "No man shall see me, and
11    III, 3     |       authority, because when He declared that many would come and "
12    III, 5     |     intimation that, when it was declared in the beginning that a
13    III, 7     |         advent was prophetically declared both as most obscure in
14    III, 13    |        is immediately afterwards declared as a sign the subsequent
15    III, 19    |         the kind of death is not declared, it was possible for the
16     IV, 1     |        the genealogy of Mary, He declared in a figurative way even
17     IV, 9     |        to accomplish what He had declared. It is quite another case,
18     IV, 10    |       guilty of a lie for having declared Himself to be what He was
19     IV, 12    |           in a later passage, He declared them to be "true, and delightful,
20     IV, 18    |      saved thee," by Him who had declared by Habakkuk, "The just shall
21     IV, 20    |        rested in the Creator, He declared by His answer to her, that
22     IV, 22    |      beginning (the Creator) had declared entitled to be heard in
23     IV, 27    |     which assertion He expressly declared that to the same God belongs
24     IV, 28    |          with; having previously declared to the king's messengers,
25     IV, 33    |        the power of that God who declared Himself to be as a lamp, "
26     IV, 36    | dissipated other doubts, when He declared that the name of God and
27     IV, 38    |       present one, He had simply declared the non-existence of that
28     IV, 38    |          the Scribes, had simply declared to be the Son of David,
29     IV, 40    |      passover. In this Moses had declared that there was a sacred
30     IV, 40    |       the ancient prophecies, He declared plainly enough what He meant
31     IV, 43conc|         by them in this wise, He declared Himself to be just what
32      V, 2     |        however, the same God was declared in the gospel which had
33      V, 3     |         made a curse for us," is declared by the apostle himself in
34      V, 5     |         to determine what God is declared to be the Father and the
35      V, 7     |        Light, and Himself He has declared to be a lamp, "searching
36      V, 8     |          John.'' Now hear how he declared that by Christ Himself,
37      V, 8     |       see at once is what Isaiah declared to be "the spirit of wisdom." "
38      V, 13    |     shown before now that God is declared by the apostle to be a Judge;
39      V, 13    |          wherein the judgment is declared to be the Creator's, cannot
40      V, 17    |        were to whom he wrote, he declared Him to be God in Christ
41      V, 19    |    gospel of that God who of old declared this of its promulgation: "