Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2 |         in truth, they had not seen the one God with soundness
 2      I, 10|      always be heard, nay even seen, in whatsoever way He shall
 3      I, 11|       Him; so the rival god is seen to be no god, from the circumstance
 4      I, 11|        such case something is. seen which provides for the uses
 5     II, 27|       in the Son, who has been seen, and heard, and encountered,
 6    III, 5 |     divination to represent as seen and already brought to pass,
 7    III, 6 |   beginning was both heard and seen as the Father's vicegerent
 8    III, 21|      although they are plainly seen, or that they have been
 9    III, 22|        parts of the earth have seen the salvation, which was
10    III, 24|    gate of heaven!" For he had seen Christ the Lord, the temple
11     IV, 7 |        is supposed that he was seen in any place. To come into
12     IV, 10|     Creator. It was He who was seen by the king of Babylon in
13     IV, 15|        which occur, as we have seen above, in the benedictions
14     IV, 22|  foreannouncers? to let Him be seen with those to whom He had
15     IV, 22|        it were not that he had seen them in the Spirit? And
16     IV, 25|     you that prophets have not seen the things which ye see,"
17     IV, 25|      even the prophets had not seen the things which were being
18     IV, 25|        things which were being seen under Christ. Now if He
19     IV, 25|     wonder at, if they had not seen the things of a god who
20     IV, 25| because they might justly have seen the things pertaining to
21     IV, 25|       at the same time had not seen? This, however, will be
22     IV, 25|       Christ those things were seen which had been foretold,
23     IV, 26|    late, for he has hardly yet seen the light of morning. It
24     IV, 36|      having been born, who was seen to be a man), as being unborn,
25     IV, 39|     names, it has already been seen that both of them" are suitable
26     IV, 42|         and were nowhere to be seen. Nothing therefore remained
27      V, 6 |   treasures, which eye had not seen." Now, that that god should
28      V, 6 |      Any one, however, who has seen from what we have already
29      V, 11|        could not be stedfastly seen by the children of Israel."
30      V, 11|  because even now Moses is not seen by them in heart, just as
31      V, 11|        just as he was not then seen by them in eye. But what
32      V, 11|        to the things which are seen and are temporal, but to
33      V, 11|     but to those which are not seen and are eternal in other
34      V, 13|       of its truth what he has seen fit to leave unerased, strange
35      V, 14|       that is, as we have just seen, the body. Now the body
36      V, 14|         and which men have not seen will I open to them." Hence,
37      V, 15|        Thus it will be clearly seen of what the apostle spoke,
38      V, 16|        obliteration is clearly seen. For as the apostle declares
39      V, 19|    that it was the Son who was seen in ancient times (whenever