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 1      I, 1pref |       WORK PONTUS LENDS ITS ROUGH CHARACTER TO THE HERETIC MARCION,
 2      I, 1pref |         attaches to its barbarous character. The fiercest nations inhabit
 3      I, 7     |     himself, when he imputes this character to his god, imputes it to
 4      I, 11    |           I insist upon, from the character of the Creator, that God
 5      I, 11    |        also was believed from the character of God to be a divine function;
 6      I, 17    |        PRIOR CONSIDERATION TO HIS CHARACTER.~Pressed by these arguments,
 7      I, 17    |     exists? and then, What is his character? The former is to be tested
 8      I, 18    |         in a manner worthy of his character. For things which are worthy
 9      I, 21    |        lay claim to this inspired character, it will be necessary for
10      I, 23    |         no other than this is the character of Marcion's god, swooping
11      I, 24    |        you must submit the divine character for determination. So long,
12      I, 24    |           contend for the perfect character of that goodness which did
13      I, 25    |           congruity of the divine character is concerned, it cannot
14      I, 25    |        and energy of the judicial character), it was his duty to have
15      I, 27    |          in consistently with the character of your most good and excellent
16     II, 1     | prescriptively settle what is the character of the One only perfect
17     II, 6     |     adapted to man as suited this character, even the afflatus of the
18     II, 7     |     Himself, according to His own character as God, that is, for good (
19     II, 11    |           THE PERFECTION OF GOD'S CHARACTER.~Up to the fall of man,
20     II, 24    |           are with God's judicial character, we have sufficiently explained.
21     II, 29    |   maintaining for the Creator the character of a good God and a Judge,
22    III, 13    |          there does not occur the character of a sign. But after the
23    III, 14    |       because it is not of such a character that He is described by
24    III, 20    |          be regarded in any other character than that which prediction
25    III, 24    |        and His church, and to the character and fruits thereof; besides,
26     IV, 3     |          very hard to destroy the character of those Gospels which are
27     IV, 3     |     apostles also crept in, their character too showed itself in their
28     IV, 12    |   discussion concerning the novel character of each institution ensued
29     IV, 16    |        proceeds from knowledge of character, upon strangers? Since,
30     IV, 23    |     SAMARIA.~I take on myself the character of Israel. Let Marcion's
31     IV, 23    |          quench." Being of such a character, He was of course much the
32     IV, 27    |         ambitious persons of this character "rulers of Sodom" who forbids
33     IV, 29    |           and instructs us in His character, or else as the simply good
34     IV, 43conc|         of truth, contrary to the character of the good; God. But at
35      V, 1intro|         own part, I appear in the character of a disciple and an inquirer;
36      V, 9     |          AGAIN. CHRIST'S JUDICIAL CHARACTER. JEWISH PERVERSIONS OF PROPHECY
37      V, 11    |           s claim to this twofold character of judgment and goodness "
38      V, 12    |        does His world much in the character of a mendicant. And yet
39      V, 19    |          OF CHRIST. THE EPICUREAN CHARACTER OF MARCION'S GOD. THE CATHOLIC
40      V, 19    |           case be entitled to the character of apostolic. For this quality,