Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref |      become food for others, are thought to have died an accursed
 2      I, 20    |        Judaism as a neophyte, he thought that there was something
 3      I, 22    |        fail in power must not be thought, much less that He should
 4     II, 6     |         man will, after a second thought, show us that it alone is
 5     II, 16    |      would be said, if, when you thought the doctor necessary, you
 6    III, 10    |         pass that he should have thought the verity of the flesh,
 7     IV, 3     |         John and James, who were thought to be pillars, it is for
 8     IV, 4     |        fine, that that should be thought to be the truer position
 9     IV, 5     |        he simply amended what he thought was corrupt; though, indeed,
10     IV, 15    |          of the viol; as if they thought they should continue long,
11     IV, 16    | reprisals, but even a revengeful thought or recollection of an injury,
12     IV, 16    |    according to my own arbitrary thought, because he had provided
13     IV, 18    |       not because he expected or thought of another Christ as teaching
14     IV, 18    |         he has no expectation or thought of. Now John was quite sure
15     IV, 18    |       supposing, as all men then thought, from the similarity of
16     IV, 18    |          or of Himself, as being thought to be less than John since
17     IV, 20    |         However, no need of this thought, for, inasmuch as they had
18     IV, 22    |      asked by Christ, "Whom they thought Him to be," meant the Creator'
19     IV, 26    |       said, forsooth, because he thought that different prayers were
20     IV, 28    |         He forbids them "to take thought how they shall answer;" "
21     IV, 29    |      other should bid us take no thought about (so kindly a) distribution
22     IV, 29    |          wish such trifles to be thought of, concerning which neither
23     IV, 29    |      race, and therefore took no thought about them? Now, when He
24     IV, 38    |         refusal to say what they thought, with such reprisals as, "
25     IV, 38    |         If, however, the Scribes thought Christ was David's Son,
26     IV, 39    |         message which he had not thought of, nay, contrary to what
27     IV, 39    |          contrary to what he had thought; and promised "a mouth"
28     IV, 43conc|      words often revolved in the thought of those women between the
29     IV, 43conc|         showing, they had always thought Him to be. He pointedly
30     IV, 43conc|        the very same as they had thought Him to be. Wishing, therefore,
31      V, 1intro| necessary to Him; and because He thought that he must be added to
32      V, 7     |          is short." I had almost thought it was because in Christ
33      V, 7     |        the apostle can hardly be thought to have ranked the Creator
34      V, 8     |        mention, he yet cannot be thought to have affirmed that the
35      V, 17    |          of the ages must not be thought to be called the prince
36      V, 20    |     being in the form of God, He thought it not robbery to be equal