Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2     |     simple passage of our Lord's saying, which has reference to
 2      I, 3     |        doubted His being God, by saying, He is not, if He is not
 3      I, 17    |           will there be room for saying that he has affected this
 4     II, 9     |          Scripture, by expressly saying that God breathed into man'
 5     II, 10    |        of the Lord came unto me, saying, Son of man, take up a lamentation
 6     II, 15    |         possible to refrain from saying, that "the fathers had eaten
 7     II, 22    | afterwards rejected this homage, saying, "To what purpose is the
 8     II, 25    |   preserved to him by the Lord's saying, "Behold, Adam is become
 9    III, 20    |         s either. For instead of saying, "Of the fruit of thy body,"
10    III, 24    |        the fatness of the earth, saying, "Thy dwelling shall be
11     IV, 9     |          meant to be drawn out), saying to Peter, when he trembled
12     IV, 9     |        thou shalt catch men?" By saying this, He suggested to them
13     IV, 18    |       gave glory to the Creator, saying: "A great prophet is risen
14     IV, 19    |    resorts to non-literal words, saying "Who is my mother or my
15     IV, 21    |        them "to tell no man that saying," surely He was unwilling
16     IV, 22    |      glory, knew not what he was saying? "In the midst of the two
17     IV, 22    |         desired to see the Lord, saying, "If therefore I have found
18     IV, 25    |     enlightener of the Gentiles, saying, "I have set thee for a
19     IV, 28    |     their murmurs and taunts, in saying of Him, "This man casteth
20     IV, 33    |     announce the kingdom of God, saying: "The law and the prophets
21     IV, 34    |        Christ prohibits divorce, saying, "Whosoever putteth away
22     IV, 36    |      following passage of Micah, saying: "He hath showed thee, O
23     IV, 40    |         made it His own body, by saying, "This is my body," that
24     IV, 40    |     devised a device against me, saying, Let us cast the tree upon
25     IV, 40    |        person of that patriarch, saying, "He washed His garments
26     IV, 42    |          and shake their heads, (saying,) He hoped in God, let Him
27     IV, 43conc|       will watch tiIl day-light, saying unto me, Come, and let us
28     IV, 43conc|     which He spake unto you." By saying this, He proves that He
29     IV, 43conc|      when He was yet in Galilee, saying, The Son of man must be
30      V, 1intro|           that "many shall come, saying, I am Christ." Now if any
31      V, 4     |        worketh by love." By this saying he also shows that the Creator
32      V, 7     |        of Israel) he begins with saying: "Now these things happened
33      V, 11    |         foresight of the future, saying, "The light of Thy countenance,
34      V, 18    |        passage, with the view of saying that his god wished to make
35      V, 19    |    angels as their authority for saying that men must abstain from