Book, Chapter

 1      I, 13|    upon the Creator's works to destroy them. To be sure, say they,
 2      I, 14|      discernment than his; you destroy what he requires. I wish
 3      I, 14|     for those things which you destroy. You are an enemy to the
 4     II, 16|    judge, but at the same time destroy those operations and dispositions
 5     II, 26|     shall not do this; or else destroy me along with them." Pitiable
 6    III, 11|      against all that you are; destroy the origin of flesh and
 7    III, 13|         whom he was seeking to destroy.~
 8    III, 19|      should say, "Come, let us destroy the tree with the fruit, (
 9     IV, 3 |  Christ), labours very hard to destroy the character of those Gospels
10     IV, 7 |       ministry, He came not to destroy the law and the prophets,
11     IV, 7 |        Jesus? Art Thou come to destroy us? I know Thee who Thou
12     IV, 7 |        adds: "Art Thou come to destroy us?" So completely did he
13     IV, 7 |      good, and knew not how to destroy or how to punish! Now for
14     IV, 9 |      sentiment: "I came not to destroy the law, but to fulfil it."
15     IV, 11|      mistake in coming down to destroy the law, as if for the remedy
16     IV, 12|       not? to save life, or to destroy it?" In order that He might,
17     IV, 12|         But He did not utterly destroy it, although its Lord, in
18     IV, 12|       by facts, "I came not to destroy, the law, but to fulfil
19     IV, 12|     good, to save life, not to destroy it; how that Christ introduced
20     IV, 15|        of Marcion, who came to destroy them; in so far is it becoming
21     IV, 15|     time, bestirred himself to destroy. I suppose, however, that
22     IV, 18|      having come to weaken and destroy it rather than to approve
23     IV, 22|     Elias, whom he had come to destroy. This, to be sure, was what
24     IV, 25|   announced by Isaiah: "I will destroy the wisdom of the wise,
25     IV, 34|       it that you on your side destroy marriage, not uniting man
26     IV, 36|  unimpaired: "I am not come to destroy the law and the prophets,
27     IV, 36|     Antithesis, which mutually destroy each other, just as "the
28     IV, 39| prophets, therefore He did not destroy the law and the prophets,
29     IV, 39|       hear." Now if this is to destroy the prophets, what will
30      V, 4 |  Himself, you ask, did He then destroy? Yes, rather than any other.
31      V, 5 |     For it is written, 'I will destroy the wisdom of the wise,
32      V, 6 |        and that He was come to destroy them. The parable also of
33      V, 6 |       God whom he was bound to destroy, since he would not teach
34      V, 7 |        strange god had come to destroy our God, his foremost prohibition
35      V, 8 |     acquaintance with, than to destroy it. But that we may now
36      V, 13|        loss to know how he can destroy the Creator Himself. Who
37      V, 14|     not say, "I am not come to destroy the law, but to fulfil it? "
38      V, 19|     long before that He would "destroy the wisdom of the wise."