Book, Chapter

 1      I, 10|      unknown. Never shall God be hidden, never shall God be wanting.
 2      I, 17|         ought never to have been hidden. For it cannot be pretended
 3     II, 3 |          was unwilling to remain hidden for ever; in other words, (
 4     IV, 19|          a candle is not usually hidden," who had hidden himself
 5     IV, 19|         usually hidden," who had hidden himself a greater and more
 6     IV, 25|      those things which had been hidden from the wise and prudent,
 7     IV, 25|           And whose? And by whom hidden? And by whom revealed? If
 8     IV, 25|     Marcion's god that they were hidden and revealed, it was an
 9     IV, 25|         anything could have been hidden no prophecies, no parables,
10     IV, 25|        wrong, that God should be hidden from them, when their wisdom
11     IV, 25| materials in which he could have hidden anything, nor had any offenders
12     IV, 25|          from whom he could have hidden himself: since, again, even
13     IV, 25|        any, he ought not to have hidden himself from them, he will
14     IV, 25|         treasures that have been hidden, and secret ones will I
15     IV, 25|   understand how He who had once hidden "these things," and promised
16     IV, 25|          which had been formerly hidden by the Creator, it follows
17     IV, 25|        from whom the Creator had hidden them, even the wise and
18     IV, 25|       foretold, but yet had been hidden from the very prophets who
19     IV, 25|         order that they might be hidden also from the wise and the
20     IV, 26|        it is the Creator who has hidden them. Shall I resort to
21     IV, 27|        that a candle must not be hidden, but affirms that it ought
22     IV, 28|          an hitherto unknown and hidden god. When He remarks also
23     IV, 35|  inspected them according to the hidden purport of the law, which
24      V, 6 |        wisdom, he says, once lay hidden in things that were foolish,
25      V, 6 |      that He would discover "the hidden treasures, which eye had
26      V, 6 |        that god should have ever hidden anything who had never made
27      V, 7 |         BY THE CREATOR.~"And the hidden things of darkness He will
28      V, 11|         whom the gospel is still hidden under Moses' veil. Now it
29      V, 14|      riches, which once had been hidden, were now disclosed. For
30      V, 14|        treasures which have been hidden, and which men have not
31      V, 18|         which hath for ages been hidden from the God who created
32      V, 18|        that the mystery had been hidden from the principalities
33      V, 18|         if he states that it was hidden from them, he must needs
34      V, 18|   therefore, the mystery was not hidden; but it was hidden in God,
35      V, 18|       was not hidden; but it was hidden in God, the Creator of all
36      V, 18|         some time or other, that hidden mystery of the superior
37      V, 18|         was (as Marcion has it) "hidden from the God who created