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 1      I, 4     |          great Supreme, which no wise man will allow himself to
 2      I, 8     | EVERLASTING, HE CANNOT BE IN ANY WISE NEW.~In the first place,
 3    III, 6     |         He, "the wisdom of their wise men; and the understanding
 4    III, 6     |          when the chief of their wise men should be in error respecting
 5    III, 15    |       anointed, could not in any wise have been called Christ.
 6    III, 23    |         both the prophet and the wise artificer;" that is, His
 7    III, 24    |          likewise has it in this wise: "Seek ye first the kingdom
 8     IV, 1     |    darkness was another, in such wise that you might have been
 9     IV, 25    |        HE HAD CONCEALED FROM THE WISE. THIS CONCEALMENT JUDICIOUSLY
10     IV, 25    |         had been hidden from the wise and prudent, Thou has revealed
11     IV, 25    |          in what respect had the wise and prudent done wrong,
12     IV, 25    |        whereby they might become wise and prudent. However, if
13     IV, 25    |        He had offenders in those wise and prudent ones who would
14     IV, 25    |        destroy the wisdom of the wise, and the understanding of
15     IV, 25    |         their own heart; turning wise men backward, and making
16     IV, 25    |        had hidden them, even the wise and prudent. For if he had
17     IV, 25    |          be hidden also from the wise and the prudent. In the
18     IV, 43conc|         believed by them in this wise, He declared Himself to
19      V, 5     |        destroy the wisdom of the wise, and will bring to nothing
20      V, 5     |        the world to confound the wise;" nor, again, hath "God
21      V, 6     | CRUCIFIED CHRIST. ST. PAUL, AS A WISE MASTER-BUILDER, ASSOCIATED
22      V, 6     |     confounded the wisdom of the wise, who has brought to nought
23      V, 6     |        apostle) calls himself "a wise master-builder," we find
24      V, 6     |     become fools, that ye may be wise." Wherefore? "Because the
25      V, 6     |        is written, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness;
26      V, 6     |      knoweth the thoughts of the wise, that they are vain." For
27      V, 8     |       Judah were taken away "the wise man, and the cunning artificer,
28      V, 9     |         men to deny it. But many wise men claim for the soul a
29      V, 10    |          Marcion does not in any wise admit the resurrection of
30      V, 11    |         away the wisdom of their wise men, and bring to nought
31      V, 14    |        men of low estate. Be not wise in your own conceits." For
32      V, 19    |        the world to confound the wise" that God, no doubt, who
33      V, 19    |        destroy the wisdom of the wise." Thanks to this simplicity